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An explosion at a luxury hotel on Mexico's Caribbean coast killed seven people and left at least a dozen others injured. The explosion, apparently caused by a buildup of gas, happened in the lobby of the Grand Riviera Princess hotel in Playa del Carmen, The Associated Press said.
It isn't clear what caused the explosion. None of the areas of the hotel that are normally hooked up to the natural gas system, such as the kitchens, were damaged. Sponsored Links Alor said initial investigations were focusing on the possibility that naturally occurring gas from a nearby swamp had built up under the hotel and somehow ignited.