- According to officials, a bus disaster in southern Mexico early on Friday claimed at least 16 migrants from Venezuela and Haiti.
- The National Immigration Institute of Mexico first listed 18 fatalities but later revised that number. Later, prosecutors in the southern state of Oaxaca said that because some of the remains were mutilated, the actual death toll was actually 16.
- Images taken at the scene in the southern state of Oaxaca showed the bus on its side on a curved portion of highway. The town of Tepelmeme, which is close to the border with the neighboring state of Puebla, is still investigating what caused the disaster. The institute said a total of 55 migrants, mostly from Venezuela, were aboard the vehicle.