In Coatzintla, Veracruz, a fetus was found under a bridge, sparking a major mobilization of security forces in the northern part of the state. The remains were located on Galeana Avenue in the San Rafael subdivision, where they were discovered amidst wastewater. Local residents reported the presence of scavenging animals around the area, which had already consumed part of the fetal remains.

The scene attracted a coordinated response from the Mexican Army, Navy, state police, and municipal officers, who cordoned off the area to secure the scene for investigation. Personnel from the General Prosecutor's Office of Veracruz were called to recover the remains, indicating the seriousness of the incident and the need for thorough examination. The report highlights possible social issues relating to safety and the implications of such discoveries in communities.

As a result of this discovery, an investigation has been launched to determine the circumstances surrounding how, when, and who abandoned the fetus. This incident raises broader concerns about public safety, crime, and social neglect in the area, particularly in relation to the welfare of vulnerable populations. Authorities are under pressure to address these issues thoughtfully and effectively, with the community looking for answers and assurance of safety in their environment.