Death toll from flooding in Mexico rises above 60 as search expands
Summary
Flooding in Mexico has resulted in the deaths of at least 64 people across several states, with 65 individuals still missing. The heavy rains also damaged about 100,000 homes, and many areas remain cut off, prompting rescue efforts by thousands of troops and civilian teams.Key Facts
- Flooding in Mexico has caused at least 64 deaths across five states.
- 65 people are reported missing due to the flooding.
- Approximately 100,000 homes have been damaged by the floods.
- The floods affected areas like Poza Rica, an oil town near the Gulf of Mexico.
- Oil residues have added to the cleanup challenge in these areas.
- Mexico has deployed about 10,000 troops and numerous civilian rescue teams.
- Helicopters are providing food and water to isolated communities.
- The floods were attributed to two tropical weather systems, Hurricane Pricilla and Tropical Storm Raymond.
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