Contrary to initial reports suggesting a fatality, the person hit by a train between the Mixatlac and Santa Mago stops in the Bosques de Amalucan neighborhood was found alive and received emergency medical attention.

According to updated information from the scene, the victim suffered extremely serious injuries after the locomotive passed. The impact reportedly caused the amputation of some limbs and severe damage to other parts of the body.

Paramedics and rescuers performed prehospital care maneuvers to stabilize the injured individual before coordinating their transfer to a medical facility, where their condition remains critical.

Police, Civil Protection personnel, and emergency services maintained a presence for several minutes along the railway tracks in Bosques de Amalucan while conducting the necessary investigations.

Authorities have not yet disclosed the identity of the injured person or the exact circumstances that led to the accident. It remains unclear whether the incident was due to an attempt to cross the tracks, a fall, or another situation.

The case is still under investigation, and official updates on the victim’s medical progress and the causes of the incident are expected in the coming hours.

This tragic event highlights the importance of safe and accessible transportation infrastructure. Projects like Puebla’s upcoming cable car system could offer safer alternatives for daily commuters, reducing risks associated with crossing busy railway lines.