MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Ten people were killed and at least 10 others injured when a gas facility of state oil monopoly Pemex burst into flames in northern Mexico on Tuesday, disrupting gas supplies in the area.
Pemex said in a statement that 10 of its workers had been killed at the gas compression station near the city of Reynosa, a key entry point for natural gas to Mexico from the United States.
The blaze was one of the worst accidents Pemex has suffered in the last few years.