Mexico Vacation Deaths

Mexico vacation deaths. What the travel industry doesn't tell you

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[carlosmaderahvactech]

fuck mexican cops

[kitkat72783]

RIP Nolan

[gabrielvg90]

I'm very sorry about your lost, I can't imagine how did you feel

look.. I'm mexican, and as I was reading all what happen to Nolan I felt sick, It's true that we can have irresponsable people but it's the same in the whoole world, you're in all your right to be as much angry as you want, but still.. this doesn't make Cancun or Riviera Maya a dangerous place to visit, there are millions and millions of tourists in Mexico every year(30mln) and fortunately this is something very strange to happen

[Charpenel]

Yes , we are a corrput country, but we are changing . We are fighting the drug cartels and cleaning up local police dpts. This is a beautiful country and accidents can happen, just as in any other part of the world.

[iReplaay]

careless.

[paulosemifusa]

I was excited to travel to Cancun ... but there did not know that the tourists were treated bad. The place is alive because of the tourists.

It was a great loss ... the son studied, graduated and was killed! This is unacceptable!

[jellevlieger]

Mexican cops are nerds

[pelonbombero]

@MizzyTheQueen You are right! its disgusting and wrong!

[MizzyTheQueen]

@pelonbombero Its the fact that the death was PREVENTABLE. Had the drowning happened in america, do you think the EMT's would let him lay by the pool for HOURS demanding money before they would do anything? Lie about procedures they havent done so they could bill more money to the victims family? HELL NO! They would give cpr and get oxygen to the drowning victim asap and transport them to the hospital, whether that person or their family has the ability to pay or not.

[reedanthony2011]

Obama, who you gonna have speak next? Bugs Bunny?

[thegringoking]

I am sincerely very sorry for your loss. However, bad things happen in many parts of the world. It is true that safety standards are often not the same as in the U.S. One should always keep this in mind while there (as do the locals). However, the percentage of american tourists who die in Mexico is miniscule. The odds of an innocent tourist getting killed is something like .000002%. I am truly sorry your loved one was in that minority.

[X9Intelectual]

When I was in the pool in Mexico, they told not to get in the water, if I had eaten a sandwich or any type of food because you can suffer from not moving because you get "Calambres" I don't know what "Calambres" mean in English?, Every one should know this before getting inside any pool. Every one should wait at least 10 or 5 minutes before getting in the water. In my case I almost drown in a hotel pool in the USA. I don't remember drowning, but I was drowning, I didn't feel nothing.