Mexico Floods Leave At Least 41 Dead, Dozens Missing
The death toll from floods in central and southeastern Mexico has risen to 41, with dozens of people still missing.
Severe storms and floods have left a trail of destruction across Mexico, with at least 41 people dead and 27 more missing, according to authorities.
Around 10,000 soldiers have been deployed to clear roads, rescue stranded residents, and deliver food to affected communities using boats, helicopters, and excavators.
Many villages remain cut off, and aid workers are still struggling to reach them. Meteorologists have warned that further rainfall is expected in the coming days, increasing the risk of additional landslides.
Mexico's hardest-hit areas are in the eastern and central states of Veracruz, Hidalgo, Puebla, Querétaro, and San Luis Potosí.
Authorities say the soil is already saturated, making the situation even more critical.
Author's summary: Mexico floods claim 41 lives, dozens missing.
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