A powerful car bomb exploded outside a police station in the coastal town of Coahuayana, Michoacán state, Mexico, killing at least five people and injuring three others, authorities confirmed on Sunday. The explosion occurred shortly before noon on Saturday, according to the Attorney General’s Office, which has taken over the investigation. Officials initially reported three deaths, later revising the toll to five, including three local police officers. The attack marks one of the deadliest incidents in the region in recent months, an area long troubled by organized crime and cartel-related violence. Local media reported that emergency services and forensic teams were deployed immediately after the blast. Security analysts warn that the bombing underscores the growing use of improvised explosive devices in Mexico’s criminal conflicts. Federal authorities are expected to increase patrols in Michoacán as investigations continue into the perpetrators and possible cartel links.
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