Mexico Pyramid Shooting: Canadian Killed, 13 Injured

0:00A gunman opened fire on tourists at Mexico's Pyramid of the Moon near Mexico City on Monday, killing one Canadian woman and injuring 13 others. The victims included folks from the United States, Russia, the Netherlands, Brazil, and a six-year-old boy from Colombia. All the injured are in stable condition now. The attacker was a 27-year-old Mexican from Guerrero, named Julio Cesar Jaso Ramirez. He showed up alone the day before, climbed the Pyramid around noon, and started to shooting with an old revolver while holding a bag of 52 rounds. Officials say he acted by himself and then took his own life. A group of seven women from British Columbia caught the chaos in a photo just before it started. They heard the shots, saw people tumbling down like a waterfall, and bolted for their van with their guide's help. Shots kept bringing out for over 20 minutes as they sped away. Authorities identified one injured Canadian as 29-year-old Dilecia Lee Dae-Yong. But the name of the woman who died hasn't been released yet.

1:02They found a gun, knife, and ammo at the scene. I witness his call it, pure luck. They escaped unharmed, and while shaken, they're not letting everyone ruin their love for Mexico City or future trips. Random violence like this can hit anywhere, but the sight's beauty shines through the tragedy. That's the story for today. Canada News Today, Driven by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.