Five people were killed in a shooting at a Juárez pool hall during the weekend.

The attack occurred early Saturday at Alamo’s billiards, which is near the Rio Grande in the Bellavista neighborhood west of downtown Juárez.

At about 12:30 a.m., gunmen entered and opened fire inside the pool hall located on Norzagaray boulevard next to Amapolas street, El Mexicano newspaper reported.

There had been no known arrests. The names of those killed had not been disclosed.

The deaths were among 10 homicides, including the deaths of two women, early Saturday, the newspaper reported.

There have been more than 1,100 murders in Juárez this year, according to a tally kept by Channl 44-XHIJ.

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In separate development, a new board was formed in Juárez to address the causes of violence as part of the new administration of Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador.

The Coordination Board for the Construction of Peace includes development and human rights officials, law enforcement, Federal Police and the Mexican military.

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