Bone fragments found in Mexico to be tested for DNA linksMEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican authorities said on Tuesday they will aim to identify some 3,000 bone fragments, apparently human, found at the weekend in the northern state of Coahuila, where organized crime has been blamed for the loss of thousands of lives.  State prosecutors said they were sending the remains to a genetic laboratory to assess whether they could be linked to people who have disappeared. According to government data, nearly 18,600 people have disappeared since President Enrique Pena Nieto took office in December 2012. In November, he signed into law a national commission dedicated to finding people who have disappeared. It will add some 469 million pesos ($25 million) to fund search efforts in its first stage. Gang violence has claimed more than 100,000 lives over the past decade and authorities are often unable to identify bodies found in mass graves. VIDA, a Coahuila-based group representing 77 people whose relatives have gone missing, found the fragments in a field on Saturday after a tip-off about the location. The group, accompanied by prosecutors, experts and members of the military, also found a metal barrel, gun casings, two buttons and a buckle. VIDA spokeswoman Silvia Ortiz said similar previous discoveries indicated that victims  bodies had been dismembered and burned for hours before the bones were broken apart with shovels. State prosecutors said they could not yet determine how many people the bones belonged to, according to a spokesman. worldnews
bone fragments found mexico tested dna linksmexico city reuters mexican authorities said tuesday aim identify bone fragments apparently human found weekend northern state coahuila organized crime blamed loss thousands lives state prosecutors said sending remains genetic laboratory assess whether could linked people disappeared according government data nearly people disappeared since president enrique pena niet took office december in november signed law national commission dedicated finding people disappeared it add million pesos million fund search efforts first stage gang violence claimed lives past decade authorities often unable identify bodies found mass graves vida group representing people whose relatives gone missing found fragments field saturday location the group accompanied prosecutors experts members military also found metal barrel gun casinos two buttons buckle vida spokeswoman silva ortiz said similar previous discoveries indicated victims bodies dismembered burned hours bones broken apart shovel state prosecutors said could yet determine many people bones belonged according spokesman worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Bone fragments found in Mexico to be tested for DNA linksMEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican authorities said on Tuesday they will aim to identify some 3,000 bone fragments, apparently human, found at the weekend in the northern state of Coahuila, where organized crime has been blamed for the loss of thousands of lives.  State prosecutors said they were sending the remains to a genetic laboratory to assess whether they could be linked to people who have disappeared. According to government data, nearly 18,600 people have disappeared since President Enrique Pena Nieto took office in December 2012. In November, he signed into law a national commission dedicated to finding people who have disappeared. It will add some 469 million pesos ($25 million) to fund search efforts in its first stage. Gang violence has claimed more than 100,000 lives over the past decade and authorities are often unable to identify bodies found in mass graves. VIDA, a Coahuila-based group representing 77 people whose relatives have gone missing, found the fragments in a field on Saturday after a tip-off about the location. The group, accompanied by prosecutors, experts and members of the military, also found a metal barrel, gun casings, two buttons and a buckle. VIDA spokeswoman Silvia Ortiz said similar previous discoveries indicated that victims  bodies had been dismembered and burned for hours before the bones were broken apart with shovels. State prosecutors said they could not yet determine how many people the bones belonged to, according to a spokesman. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: bone fragments found mexico tested dna linksmexico city reuters mexican authorities said tuesday aim identify bone fragments apparently human found weekend northern state coahuila organized crime blamed loss thousands lives state prosecutors said sending remains genetic laboratory assess whether could linked people disappeared according government data nearly people disappeared since president enrique pena niet took office december in november signed law national commission dedicated finding people disappeared it add million pesos million fund search efforts first stage gang violence claimed lives past decade authorities often unable identify bodies found mass graves vida group representing people whose relatives gone missing found fragments field saturday location the group accompanied prosecutors experts members military also found metal barrel gun casinos two buttons buckle vida spokeswoman silva ortiz said similar previous discoveries indicated victims bodies dismembered burned hours bones broken apart shovel state prosecutors said could yet determine many people bones belonged according spokesman worldnews