Overview
- Suspensions begin Monday, November 10, covering public and private schools from basic through higher education until further notice.
- The move was agreed during the installation of a Puesto de Mando Preventivo led by Governor Julio Menchaca with national civil protection chief Laura Velázquez, involving CNPC, SEDENA, CONAGUA, CFE and the Hidalgo public security agency.
- Authorities pre‑positioned machinery and personnel to zones most exposed to landslides and flooding, with continuous monitoring of vulnerable localities.
- Schools may shift to distance learning where infrastructure allows, and officials will announce reactivation once conditions are deemed safe.
- Weather alerts are tied to Cold Front No. 13 and to heightened vulnerability after mid‑October storms that caused 22 deaths and nine missing, according to federal reports.