Heavy rain shuts down highways, a hospital flood in central Mexico
Following heavy rainfall on Monday, a severe flooding of Mexico created confusion in the city of Mexico and other parts of the central Mexico, disrupting movement, disrupting public transport, and drowning in hospital.
The Ministry of Defense (SSPC) declared that the rainfall was average per square meter in the capital, however, the northeastern part of Mexico’s city was announced up to 45 liters per square meter.
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SSBC Note that the flood damage in Mexico was primarily reported in the following metropolitan areas: Istapalaba, Istacco, Venastiano Karansa, Kojimalpa, Kujimalpa, Kuhtamok, Castovo A.
Early in the morning, Istapalaba, Ignacio Saragosa, Erida Istapalaba, and Tlahuques Avenous were almost inaccessible, forced to move into the rising water of vehicles, forcing drivers and passengers to move through it. In Ignacio Saragosa Avenue, near Akadidla, the water was very high and many vehicles were sank.
Officials also said that fallen trees and fences.
The Mexico City Metro service was partly stopped, which operated from Panditlan to Gualada, while Penon Vijo to La Pass was covered with water due to water. The 1 and 3 taxes of Cablepus were temporarily suspended due to thunderstorms on Monday.
On Tuesday, at 11:46 CST, Mexico City Mayor Clara Brokada announced that the service had been fully recovered in the Metro A line. .
Officers implemented Operation Rains 2025 and Delalok protocol, using emergency groups, technical staff and special machines to address floods and rescue vehicles on Monday night.
The Ministry of Integrated Water Management (Segi Agua) used more than 150 technicians and operators, 15 hydrophysometric trucks, four Hercules -type pumping equipment, 14 pieces emergency pumping equipment, 22 dry vans and three cranes.
The city of Mexico has experienced Similar floods recentlyBut In the official report released on TuesdayThe mayor said, “We have not seen the storm of this size since 2017.”
In the State of Mexico, Toluka, Lerma, Okiokac, San Medo Athenko, Metabek, Zinakandebec, Ecadebec, Ecadebec, Nesahulon, SIMALON, SIMALON, TEXOCALCON, DCLOCLO, TIGHOMCLO Digoloyalgo, Digalzo, Jambango, N UCA Kalban, Talnepandla, Walle de Bravo, Ixstapon de La Sal, Tejubilko and Amesamega.
In Las Reis Akagilpan, the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) Zone 53 General Hospital was affected by a severe flood, with water, waiting room and pharmacy that entered the emergency areas up to 30 centimeters in some areas. Water washed drugs and medicine.
Patients, staff and family members had to climb the benches to avoid being wet.
Many of the major highways that connect capital to other regions (Mexico City-City-City-City-Toluka, Mexico City-Bubla, Mexico City-Pacha, Mexico City-Texo, Mexico City-City It was reported, reports of such problems.
The city of Mexico and Mexico’s valley surrounding it are again heavy rainfall again. Officials have called on the population to avoid driving in flood areas and facilitate sedative efforts. Residents can report the H20 line *426 by calling the waterproof and floods, as well as by calling 911.
