Overview
- Puebla prosecutors confirmed ten people were shot dead in Tehuitzingo as media offered differing accounts of the victims' ages.
- Investigators said six of the dead were related and four were described as workers.
- The prosecutor's office reported that nine victims died at the scene from gunshot wounds and one woman died on the way to a hospital.
- Soldiers, National Guard units, and police were sent to secure the area and support the investigation.
- The killings come weeks before Mexico co-hosts the World Cup, and the government says nearly 100,000 security personnel will protect teams and fans.