Tragedy Strikes Teotihuacan Pyramids: Shooting Kills 1, Injures 6

0:00On April 20, a tragic shooting rocked Mexico's Teotihuacan Pyramids on Monday, when a gunman opened fire from the Pyramid of the Moon, killing A. Canadian woman before taking his own life. Authorities say at least six others got hurt, four from bullets and two from falls while fleeing the chaos. The injured include another Canadian, a Russian national, and two Colombians, all now getting medical care. This happened at one of the world's top ancient sites, drawing tourists to climb those massive steps and soak in the history. Eyewitnesses describe pure panic, with screams echoing as people dove for cover behind the stairs. One American visitor from Seattle called it unbelievably sad, saying shots rang out right after someone tumbled from a platform. Mexico's President Claudia Scheinbaum voiced deep sorrow, offering solidarity to victims and families while dispatching federal and state security. Teams deproved the scene. Her office is also linking up with Canadian officials. These ramped up at the site now, but this hits hard for a place meant for wonder, not

1:01violence. Leaving us all rethinking safety at these global treasures.