At least four people have died as Tropical Storm Alberto made its way through Nuevo Leon in northern Mexico, bringing heavy rainfall and weather-related incidents, local authorities reported on Friday.
Erick Cavazos, the coordinator of Civil Protection in Nuevo Leon, confirmed the deaths of four individuals in the state so far, with two fatalities attributed to electric shocks.
Governor Samuel Garcia has warned residents to stay indoors, leading to the suspension of classes since Thursday.
The storm has left behind scenes unseen in northeastern Mexico for years, especially following a prolonged period of drought in the region.
Local authorities have made hospitals and shelters available in preparation for any emergencies.
The National Meteorological Service has forecasted continued heavy rain and strong winds in the region through Friday, urging residents to remain cautious.
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