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A train derailment in Sonora spilled approximately 59,000 liters of sodium hydrosulfide, a hazardous chemical, near the U.S. border. Rain has complicated cleanup efforts, raising environmental concerns, while emergency services and authorities are addressing the spill and monitoring potential contamination.

Two separate freight train derailments occurred in Mexico, prompting emergency responses. In Tamaulipas, a Pemex-owned gasoline tank car derailed, triggering a Code Red and containment efforts. In Sonora, a Ferromex freight train derailed, causing a chemical spill, with specialists assessing risks. No injuries or spills were reported in either incident.