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At least 76 people have died and dozens remain missing after torrential rains triggered deadly floods and landslides in east-central Mexico last week.

The disaster has renewed questions about Mexico’s ability to alert residents in time as climate change makes severe weather more frequent.

Experts say Mexico needs better prevention strategies, improved technology for real-time monitoring, and more public education on weather dangers.

MEXICO CITY — The most recent torrential rains in east-central Mexico, which have left at least 76 dead and dozens more missing, have raised questions again about the government’s ability to alert people to severe weather in time.

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