Mexico is grappling with catastrophic flooding as torrential rains, fueled by two tropical storms, have wreaked havoc across five states. The disaster has left at least 47 people dead and 38 missing, according to official reports released on Sunday. Rescue teams, supported by military personnel, are working tirelessly to locate survivors and assist in recovery efforts. Over 150 locations have been affected, with landslides and overflowing rivers destroying homes, roads, and vehicles. President Claudia Sheinbaum has pledged government assistance to rebuild devastated communities. In Huauchinango, Puebla state, María Salas, 49, tragically lost five family members when their home collapsed. Her own residence was swept away by a landslide, leaving her with nothing. The town remains one of the few accessible areas within the disaster zone. Sheinbaum visited a local shelter, promising aid to those whose homes were destroyed or rendered uninhabitable. Meanwhile, approximately 100 small communities remain isolated due to damaged power and communication lines. The situation underscores the urgent need for coordinated disaster response and long-term infrastructure resilience.