United Mexican States vs. Cameroon, the moment twin of the 2014 Humans Cup, just kicked off
in Natal, a tropic metropolis in northeastern United States Brasil. Until yesterday, it hadn't rained in Change since mid-May. Now, current storms are flooding the metropolis where bus drivers are striking
 and on that point is a ascension worry nigh mosquitoes carrying Breakbone fever febricity.
 



Here are or so pictures of the rain-tipsy urban center and its association football fans.



Groundsmen are nerve-wracking to labor the rain down from the bailiwick.

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Roads underwater or so the soil in Natal!! picture show.chirrup.com/jcuarLzPHJ


— Darren John Fletcher (@DFletcherSport) June 13, 2014

Chaos in Natal. Alles onder water supply. movie.twitter.com/oAQ6uNrIQr


— Jeroen Elshoff (@JeroenElshoff) June 13, 2014

En #Natal
van a jugar México-Camerún. en este momento diluvia. motion picture.twitter.com/JGdEpjdN3z


— Pablo Giralt (@giraltpablo) June 13, 2014

So subsequently 4 weeks of no rain down in Natal, what do we receive? #WorldCup
pic.chitter.com/EoiQSYm98T


— Fernando Palomo (@Palomo_ESPN) June 13, 2014

Here's a GIF of the Mexican starters exactly ahead the gap whistle:

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