On April 22, 1992, a series of catastrophic gas explosions ripped through the streets of the Reforma district in Guadalajara, Mexico, killing over 200 people, injuring hundreds more, and leaving thousands homeless. The disaster was triggered by a gasoline leak in the city's sewer system, caused by a neglected pipeline that had corroded over time.

This video unravels the events leading up to the tragedy, the heart-wrenching stories of survivors, and the investigations that followed. Discover how this disaster revealed systemic failures in infrastructure maintenance and led to significant reforms in urban safety protocols.

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