Heavy rain over the past few days has caused flash flooding in parts of the state of Sonora, Mexico, killing at least two people.
Sonora Civil Defense reported 2 dead and 1 rescued after flash floods washed away a car from a spillway near Hermosillo.
As a result, the water level in the streets and avenues rose rapidly, creating ponds and floods. It was of such magnitude and force that in some cases it dragged vehicles behind it. Rescue forces and authorities responded to the emergency and although there was material damage, fortunately there were no casualties.
Several vehicles were stuck on the flooded streets of the city.
The flood also affected other parts of the state.
Four people were rescued from flooding in Nogales. Five people were rescued from the overflowing Kabulona river, the Civil Defense said 250 vehicles were unable to leave the river due to flooding.
Streams rapidly increased their level on the streets and avenues. An example of this was what happened at the intersection and the continuation of El Greco Boulevard, where the accumulation of water was such that it caused flooding and the force of the water caused several vehicles to get stuck
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