Families of missing people swarmed Mexico's president Sunday after he vowed to ramp up efforts to identify thousands of bodies. They held pictures of their loved ones or pressed large envelopes with details of their cases into his right hand. The remains of at least 26,000 people are in government custody at forensic institutions across Mexico, waiting to be identified. President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said Sunday his government will allot all the resources and manpower necessary - "there's no financial ceiling" - to identify remains and give families some sense of closure. I bear it all because I know what they are suffering without their children and their loved ones," he said.

Source: Fox News March 24, 2019 22:18 UTC