At least 27 people die in Mexico due to heavy rains

In Mexico, at least 27 people have been killed by heavy rains that caused landslides, and several more are missing. About reports Reuters.
It is noted that heavy rains have led to power outages and rivers overflowing their banks in several states.
In particular, in the state of Hidalgo, according to the civil defense, 16 people were killed, about 1,000 homes and hundreds of schools were damaged.
Puebla Governor Alejandro Armenta said that at least nine people were killed in landslides and other emergencies, and five others were reported missing. The authorities also reported two more deaths in the state of Veracruz.
The Defense Ministry reported that it had deployed more than 5,400 personnel to help monitor the situation, evacuate and clean up the affected areas.
At the same time, storms Raymond and Priscilla continue to bring rain to the Baja California peninsula and the western coast of Mexico.
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- In early July, a disaster struck the United States. Floods in Texas began on July 4 after a heavy downpour. Due to precipitation that exceeded previous forecasts, the water level in the Guadalupe River rose sharply to more than eight meters.
- on July 13, it was reported about 129 dead and 166 missing persons.
- At the end of July, the disaster also hit China. Heavy rains led to to the death of 30 people in Beijing and power outages in some villages.
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