Car ploughs into World Cup crowd in Mexico’s Cabo San Lucas, injuring more than a dozen fans

A car crashed into a crowd of football fans celebrating a World Cup victory in Mexico’s Cabo San Lucas, injuring more than a dozen people, according to local media reports.

The incident occurred as supporters gathered in the popular tourist destination to celebrate after a World Cup-related match. A vehicle reportedly drove into the group, causing panic among those gathered at the scene.

Emergency teams responded quickly and transported injured individuals to nearby medical facilities for treatment. Authorities have not immediately confirmed the full number of casualties or the severity of injuries.

Videos and images circulating after the incident showed a large gathering of people in the area, with emergency responders attending to those affected. The circumstances leading to the vehicle entering the crowd remain under investigation.

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Officials are examining whether the crash was accidental or linked to any other cause. Further details regarding the driver, possible charges, and the condition of those injured are awaited.

Cabo San Lucas, located in Mexico’s Baja California Sur state, is a popular destination known for tourism and large public gatherings. Authorities have urged people to remain cautious during major sporting celebrations, where large crowds often gather in public spaces.

The incident comes as football fans across the world continue to celebrate World Cup events, with cities hosting public gatherings and viewing celebrations throughout the tournament.