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Shoot out in Mexico: 43 people killed in Michoacan
Mexico City, May 23: At least 43 people including a police official were killed in a shoot out in Mexican state of Michoacan, media reported.
Gunfight between security forces and an armed group took place in Tanhuato near the Jalisco state border on Friday, BBC reported on Saturday.
The shoot out took place in connection with drug related case.
The authorities in Mexico have been fighting with the area's most powerful drug cartel, Jalisco New Generation, for years.
"The majority of those killed are believed to have been cartel members,"National Security Commissioner Monte Alejandro Rubido was quoted as saying.
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At
least
30
rifles
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other
arms
and
ammunition
have
been
recovered
from
the
shoot
out
location.
The
circumstances
leading
to
the
violence
are
not
yet
clear
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federal
security
officials
are
travelling
to
the
area
to
investigate.
The Jalisco New Generation cartel has increased its presence in the area, with Michoacan and Jalisco becoming among Mexico's most violent states. Gang members are believed to have killed at least 20 police and soldiers since March.
OneIndia News
