“There were rivers that overflowed, and on the other hand, and the most serious part, were landslides,” Oaxaca governor Alejando Murat said.
At least 11 people were killed Monday and Tuesday and another 20 are still missing after Hurricane Agatha struck Oaxaca, in Mexico, causing flooding and mudslides.
“There were rivers that overflowed, and on the other hand, and the most serious part, were landslides,” Oaxaca governor Alejando Murat said. He said many of the deaths were inland in mountain communities near the coast, but at least three children were missing in the resort region of Huatulco, on the Pacific Ocean.
