People swim in floodwaters in Culiacan September 19, 2013. More rain lashed Mexico's northwest coast on Thursday, prompting evacuations and adding to flash floods that have created chaos across the country and killed at least 97 people. Storms have inundated vast areas of Mexico since the weekend, wrecking roads, destroying bridges and triggering landslides that buried homes and their occupants. REUTERS/Fidel Martinez (MEXICO - Tags: ENVIRONMENT DISASTER)
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