Summary
Rescuers in Mexico are looking for 38 missing people after floods from heavy rains affected 150 places in five states. The floods have resulted in at least 47 deaths, and President Claudia Sheinbaum has pledged aid for the affected regions. Two tropical storms caused landslides and rivers to overflow, damaging homes, roads, and cutting off power in many areas.
Key Facts
- Heavy rains led to flooding in 150 locations across five states in Mexico.
- At least 38 people are missing, and 47 are confirmed dead due to the floods.
- Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has promised help for the affected areas.
- Two tropical storms caused rain that led to landslides and rivers overflowing.
- Entire homes, roads, and cars were swept away by the rising waters.
- A significant town in the disaster zone, Huauchinango, was visited by President Sheinbaum.
- About 100 small communities remain isolated due to damaged power supplies and communication lines.
