Mexico City: Relentless torrential rains have plunged large parts of Mexico into chaos, leaving at least 64 people dead and 65 others missing, as floods and landslides continue to devastate communities across multiple states. Officials confirmed that days of heavy downpours, intensified by Tropical Storm Raymond, have unleashed catastrophic flooding, destroyed homes, and disrupted vital infrastructure.

The rainfall, described by meteorologists as some of the heaviest in recent years, began late last week and rapidly overwhelmed Mexico’s rivers and drainage systems. Low-lying towns were quickly inundated, while mountainous areas faced deadly landslides that buried roads and homes under tons of mud. Emergency teams have been working round-the-clock to rescue trapped residents, clear debri

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