| Two Climbers Fall 1,000 Feet to Their Deaths at Mexico's Nevada de Toluca Volcano The Associated Press | |
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Mexican officials say that three other climbers witnessed the two men fall from the the Nevada de Toluca volcano - 50 miles west of Mexico City - on Sunday. (Getty Images)
The Red Cross in Mexico says it is bringing down the bodies of two climbers who died in a fall at the Nevada de Toluca volcano.
The Red Cross office in Mexico State said three other climbers reported on Sunday that they saw the two men fall about 1,000 feet to their deaths.
A search team reached the spot late Sunday and confirmed the deaths, but recovery efforts were delayed because of bad weather.
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