Vechicles are seen in a traffic jam in the aftermath of Tropical Storm Harvey in Houston, Texas U.S., September 5, 2017. REUTERS/Mike Blake
HOUSTON (Reuters) - Houston area residents picked up the pace of their recovery from Hurricane Harvey on Tuesday, jamming roads as they returned to offices and schools to help get the nation's fourth largest city and its vital shipping and oil industries back on track.
The region is getting a boost from Mexico, which sent volunteers to shelters and is preparing to send relief supplies in the next few day. Mexican Red Cross workers were staffing shelters in three Texas cities. "We are more than glad to be helpful," said Gustavo Santillan.
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