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Pyrotechnic material exploded during the festival for a patron saint in a town in Mexico State, collapsing a wall, killing at least 10 people and injuring another 64, Mexican authorities said.
The explosion happened on Saturday night next to the Nuestra Senora de la Luz church in Temascalcingo, a municipality in central Mexico with 66,000 residents. Hundreds of them were preparing to watch a fireworks display that is part of a religious festival when the blast happened.
The municipality is about 160km (100 miles) northwest of Mexico City.
The cause of the explosion has not been determined and the Mexico State Attorney General’s Office has opened an investigation.
A local bishop said two priests are among the injured.
A video on social media shows the aftermath of the blast, with dozens of people walking through smoke and debris in search of survivors.
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