As many as 55 people have died and tens of thousands evacuated after some of Mexico’s worst storm damage in decades.
A woman holds her baby while standing at the door of her damaged house in Veracruz, Mexico, on Sept. 17. Heavy rains lashed the country after tropical storms Manuel and Ingrid set off landslides and floods over three days, damaging bridges, roads and homes.
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A soldier wades through the water at the airport of Acapulco, a popular beach resort in Guerrero state, Mexico.
A three-day downpour cut off several roads in Acapulco, wrecking cars, and restricting the delivery of supplies to the Pacific port city of 750,000 people where the tourist trade has suffered in recent years from a surge in drug gang violence.
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A woman wades through the flood waters at the airport of Acapulco.
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The Mexican Army helps tourists board an airplane at the flooded airport of Acapulco.
