Overview
- Iztapalapa and Tláhuac bore the brunt of the flooding, with an initial census counting roughly 2,000 damaged homes and neighborhood‑level surveys still under way.
- Authorities say Operativo Tlaloque cleared about 90% of standing water in less than 24 hours, with remaining pumping and cleaning wrapped up by early Monday.
- City leaders noted 65 million pesos in emergency aid distributed prior to the storm and said federal support will follow to address additional needs.
- The water agency reported about 2,200 million pesos invested this year in drainage infrastructure and more than 1,500 million pesos in operational equipment to strengthen response capacity.
- Coordination with Conagua and the State of Mexico includes plans for a major connector in the eastern zone, rehabilitation of regulating basins, and new collectors to reduce future flood risk.