Overview
- An official government microsite now reports 72 fatalities and 48 people unlocated, including 32 in Veracruz, 21 in Hidalgo, 18 in Puebla and 1 in Querétaro.
- Authorities count 108 affected municipalities and roughly 160 localities still hard to access, with San Luis Potosí reporting none cut off and Veracruz and Puebla reporting 46 and 13, respectively.
- The federal census has logged 26,311 damaged homes, and the first direct payments are slated to start next week with relocation planned for houses in high‑risk river zones.
- The response includes thousands of federal personnel and 47 helicopters, while the CFE says 93% of power is restored and about 19,700 users await reconnection in remote areas.
- Education officials report 821 damaged schools across the five states, and a media analysis warns exports concentrated in the region face potential risk estimated at up to $109.2 billion.