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Torres, A. (2026, October 3). Mexico TV correspondent and cameraman are slammed by SUV during live broadcast: video. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/03/world-news/mexico-tv-correspondent-and-cameraman-are-slammed-by-suv-during-live-broadcast-video/
Torres, Adry. “Mexico TV correspondent and cameraman are slammed by SUV during live broadcast: video.” New York Post, 3 Oct. 2026, https://nypost.com/2026/10/03/world-news/mexico-tv-correspondent-and-cameraman-are-slammed-by-suv-during-live-broadcast-video/.
Torres, Adry. “Mexico TV correspondent and cameraman are slammed by SUV during live broadcast: video.” New York Post, October 3, 2026. https://nypost.com/2026/10/03/world-news/mexico-tv-correspondent-and-cameraman-are-slammed-by-suv-during-live-broadcast-video/.
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On Friday morning, Mexican TV reporter Alma de la Rosa Flores was live on air for Gamavisión Noticias in Monterrey, Nuevo León, warning about road dangers due to debris caused by a landslide. While reporting beside the rain-soaked Morones Prieto Avenue, an out-of-control dark-colored SUV veered toward her and cameraman Cristo Martínez. The vehicle skidded directly into them; Flores screamed as it hit her and knocked Martínez off his feet. Both were rushed to a hospital where they were listed in stable condition; Flores did not suffer any fractures, but Martínez sustained injuries requiring medical attention. The incident occurred during a segment about road hazards following an earlier motorcycle accident caused by the same landslide.