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In Addition to Four Deaths, the Atoyac River Devastated Property in Ocoyucan: Residents Sleep on Rooftops

Summary by MTPnoticias
On rooftops and on the ground, some of those affected by the overflowing Atoyac River sleep in the Humberto Vidal neighborhood of Santa Clara Ocoyucan. Having lost beds, furniture, appliances, and even their clothes, several families have nowhere to go and refuse to leave their homes. During a visit by MTP Noticias on the afternoon of Friday, July 10, 2026, it was observed that two days after the flooding that claimed four lives, they are still …
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On rooftops and on the ground, some of those affected by the overflowing Atoyac River sleep in the Humberto Vidal neighborhood of Santa Clara Ocoyucan. Having lost beds, furniture, appliances, and even their clothes, several families have nowhere to go and refuse to leave their homes. During a visit by MTP Noticias on the afternoon of Friday, July 10, 2026, it was observed that two days after the flooding that claimed four lives, they are still …

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MTPnoticias broke the news on Saturday, July 11, 2026.
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