Mexico explosion

Explosions ripped through a fireworks market north of Mexico City on Tuesday, killing at least 29 people. The town is known for its pyrotechnics industry and the huge San Pablito market is popular for fireworks sales. The market would have been especially crowded heading into the holidays as locals shopped for fireworks to mark Christmas and New Year celebrations. The cause of the explosion was not immediately known. Fireworks accidents are common in Mexico -- even more so at the end of the year and during religious festivals.

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