6 people died in Mexico due to landslides caused by heavy rainfall

Naucalpan, Mexico state, was severely affected by heavy rainfall according to local media reports. A total of 6 people, including 2 women, lost their lives in a landslide caused by the rain, while 3 others were injured. The landslide also damaged a house and a school in the area. The Governor of Mexico State, Delfina Gomez, has ordered rescue teams and security forces to be deployed to support the families affected by the landslide. This incident follows a previous landslide in Jilotzingo, also in Mexico state, on September 14th, where 9 people lost their lives. Over 100 families had been evacuated to safe areas in anticipation of potential landslides in the region. Since the beginning of the rainy season in late July, landslides and heavy rainfall have continued to impact the Mexico state.