Summary
Heavy rains in Mexico have caused floods and landslides, resulting in at least 28 deaths and several people missing. The government has deployed military assistance and established shelters to support affected areas, while more heavy rain is expected.
Key Facts
- Heavy rains caused flooding and landslides in Mexico, killing at least 28 people.
- The Mexican government deployed 8,700 military personnel to help those affected.
- Over 1,000 homes, 300 schools, and nearly 60 hospitals in Mexico were damaged.
- In the state of Hidalgo, 16 people died due to flooding.
- About 20% of municipalities in Hidalgo are without electricity.
- In Puebla, 80,000 people were affected, and three deaths have been reported.
- Shelters and resources, including food baskets and bottled water, are being provided.
- Mexican authorities expect heavy rain to continue in some areas.
