Six people, including three children, were killed in a landslide during heavy rains in central Mexico, authorities said on Thursday.
The death toll had initially been given as seven.
The overnight landslide hit a house in the village of Santo Tomas Chautla, about 150 kilometres south-east of Mexico City, burying the family that was inside, authorities in the state of Puebla said on Facebook.
Three adults and three children were killed.
A graduation party was going on in the house at the time, broadcaster TV Azteca reported.
Plans would be made to prevent a similar disaster in the area in the future, the authorities said.
Mexico's rainy season lasts from May to November. It frequently causes landslides and flooding.
