INM recovered the bodies of 3 migrants who drowned in the Rio Grande

The National Institute of Migration (INM) recovered the bodies of three migrants who lost their lives while trying to cross the Rio Grande.
According to a statement, elements of Grupo Beta Piedras Negras, of the INM Coahuila, located three bodies of men floating in the river, two of them did not have identification and one carried documentation from Nicaragua. 

@INAMI_mx rescued 3 migrants from #Honduras 🇭🇳 trapped by the currents of the #RíoBravo, and recovered
3 bodies of those who drowned while trying to cross into the United States 🇺🇸; 2 of them did not carry identification and 1 came from Nicaragua. https://t.co/zqDHaAzijx pic.twitter.com/grKwtMu9nf
— INM (@INAMI_mx) May 29, 2022

In addition, the authorities helped a woman, a two-year-old girl and an eight-year-old boy, of Honduran nationality, stranded at the point known as Puente de Ferrocarril.
According to the INM’s Migration Policy Unit, as of April 2022, Mexican authorities have detained 53,639 Central American migrants and channeled 13,223 to their countries of origin.
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Original source in Spanish