Mexico: Heavy Rains Cause Chaos In Mexico City 3

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Mexico: Heavy Rains Cause Chaos In Mexico City 3

Heavy rains fell across State of Mexico on Thursday, July 18 causing chaos in Mexico City. Several streets were severely flooded and fallen trees were reported across the capital.

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  • 2024/7/19 21:09:18
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  • NOTE: 2 clips Video Location: Atlamaya, Mexico Video Recording Date/Time: July 18, Mexico City, 2024 at about 18:48h

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