Flooding, landslides kill over 100 in Mexico

North AmericaFlooding, landslides kill over 100 in Mexico

September 21, 2013

MEXICO CITY: Flash flooding and massive landslides caused by heavy rain left over 100 persons killed and scores others missing in Mexico, Interior Minister Miguel Angel Osorio Chong said late Friday.

The flood left a trail of destruction that damaged tens of thousands of homes, flooded cities and washed out roads.

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