Overview

• The federal rollout deploys 600 brigades with 3,000 Servidores de la Nación across Hidalgo, Puebla, Querétaro, San Luis Potosí and Veracruz.
• Teams are using a standardized door-to-door form to log personal details plus damage to housing, household goods, services, and agricultural or livestock assets.
• Censused homes receive a visible tag that serves as proof for subsequent distributions, and residents are asked not to remove it and to photograph it.
• Initial financial support for cleaning and reconstruction begins this week by presidential order, while Sedena distributes refrigerators, stoves, mattresses, dishes and fans.
• Authorities pledged to reach isolated communities on foot if needed, with coordination across local governments and Sedena, and data will guide next reconstruction steps including priority areas such as Poza Rica and Álamo.