During the traditional Sunday Cyclists' Ride in Mexico City, a person died from a sudden heart attack. The incident took place on Avenida Paseo de la Reforma, specifically in front of the iconic sculpture 'El Caballito'. The victim, identified as Juan Carlos, 31 years old, collapsed in front of hundreds of witnesses. According to testimonies, a motorist who was with Juan Carlos called for help from the elements of the Citizen Security Secretariat who were present at the event. Despite the tragedy, authorities informed attendees that the death was due to natural and not violent causes. When the Rescue and Medical Emergencies Squad (ERUM) arrived, paramedics confirmed that the victim no longer showed vital signs. The family tried to take Juan Carlos to the General Hospital of Mexico City due to respiratory problems, but unfortunately, the young man lost consciousness along the way. The body remained on the asphalt while the participants in the ride continued their route. Subsequently, a blanket with the phrase 'Respect and yield to pedestrians' was placed to cover the area where the death occurred, while the place was cordoned off. The news of Juan Carlos's death during the Sunday cycling event leaves a mark of sadness on the family day that took place in the Mexican capital.
