In Mexico, the death toll from recent torrential rains has surged to 64, with an additional 65 people unaccounted for. The heavy rainfall, which primarily affected central and southeastern regions, led to rivers overflowing and landslides that devastated numerous communities. President Claudia Sheinbaum reported that approximately 100,000 homes have been impacted, with some houses near rivers completely destroyed. Thousands of military personnel have been mobilized to aid in search and rescue efforts, particularly in northern Veracruz, where 80 communities remain cut off from road access. Sheinbaum emphasized the government's commitment to providing sufficient resources during this emergency period, although it may take days to reach some isolated areas. The situation highlights the severe consequences of extreme weather events and the challenges faced in disaster response.