US Edition‘Excuse Me, We Failed You’: Mother of Abc Day Care Center Calls for March After Fire in Waldo’s Hermosillo
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HERMOSILLO, SON.- 16 years after the fire in the ABC Day Care Centre, activist Patricia Duarte, mother of Andrés Alonso, one of the 49 children killed in that tragedy, called for the “March for Justice for the Victims of Waldo’s”, after the fire recorded on November 1, 2025 in a shop in that chain in Hermosillo, Sonora. The new tragedy left 23 dead and 15 injured, of which three remain hospitalized. For Duarte, this new episode confirms, he said…
Punto y Coma MX In solidarity with the victims and their families following the tragedy that occurred on November 1st at a Waldo’s store in Hermosillo, the State Government announced the suspension of the Sonora Book Fair 2025, which was scheduled for November 8-15 in Bicentenary Square. The disaster, which claimed the lives of 23 people and left 15 injured, has deeply shocked the Sonora community. In a joint statement, the Ministry of Education…
In solidarity with the victims and their families following the tragedy of November 1 at a Waldo’s store in Hermosillo, the Government of the State of Sonora announced...
Authorities continue to investigate the events that occurred in the store that left 23 dead and 15 hospital transfers Gustavo Moreno OEM-Report Minutes after 15:00 hours on Saturday November 1, after a series of blackouts in the first painting of Hermosillo, an explosion broke out in a Waldo’s store, triggering moments of panic and confusion, even of horror, leaving 23 people dead and 15 injured.
The Festival del Globo, which was scheduled to be held on 7, 8 and 9 November, was officially cancelled by the tragic accident where a commercial store was set on fire in the center of Hermosillo. Through its social networks, the Hermosillo City Council shared a statement giving the news of the cancellation as a sign of solidarity with the affected families. “We join the feeling of soil that seizes our community and reiterate our commitment to r…
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