According to an article on USA Today, 10 Americans were reportedly kidnapped while on a road trip in Tamaulipas, Mexico. Tamaulipas has been known for drug cartel violence and criminal activity, and the article notes that travelers should exercise caution when visiting the area.

The incident occurred on Saturday, March 4th, and the victims were reportedly traveling in three separate vehicles. The kidnappers were said to be traveling in a convoy of 10 trucks and took the Americans to an unknown location. There have been no reports of demands for ransom or any communication with the kidnappers.

The article notes that kidnappings of Americans in Mexico have become increasingly common in recent years, particularly in areas where drug cartels operate. The State Department has issued travel warnings for Tamaulipas and other parts of Mexico due to the high levels of crime and violence.

The Mexican government has been working to combat the drug cartels, but the situation remains unstable in many areas. The article concludes with a reminder to travelers to exercise caution and to stay informed of the latest travel warnings and advisories.