Mexico missing persons weekly tally October 2026, Digi Mart USA News (Mexico): The disappearance of people remains one of the most serious problems in Mexico. The National Registry of Missing and Unlocated Persons (RNPDNO) consolidates cases reported by federal and state authorities and maintains historical information on missing, unlocated and later located persons.
UnoTV reported, as of noon on Wednesday, November 4, that during the week from Monday, October 26 through Sunday, November 1, 2026, a total of 172 missing, unlocated and located persons were recorded in Mexico. Of the located persons, the RNPDNO reported that 84 were alive and only one was deceased.
Figures for the period place Mexico City as the entity with the highest number of missing persons, with 52 cases, comprising 23 men and 29 women. The distribution by sex during the week was higher for men: of the 172 persons reported, 97 were men and 75 were women.
The information for the period shows a concentration of cases among minors and young people. The 15 to 19 age group accounted for the largest number of missing persons, with 60 records, of which 34 were women and 26 were men.
The second highest concentration was among those aged 10 to 14, with 22 persons, six men and 16 women. The 35 to 39 age group registered 10 persons, divided into 10 men and six women.
The data show that the age groups with the most records during the week include both adolescents and young adults, with a notable presence of women in the younger segments.
Cumulative records between October 1, 2024 and November 1, 2026 total 67,032 missing, unlocated and located persons. Of the total located persons, the majority were located alive.
The State of Mexico has the highest cumulative count since October 2024, with 7,850 cases. According to the period’s records, the ten entities with the most cases together total 41,971 cases.
Cumulative records also show a greater presence of men: of the total reported, 42,582 correspond to men, 24,433 to women, and 17 cases were classified as indeterminate. The age groups with the most records since October 1, 2024 are adolescents and young adults, with 15,195 records for those aged 15 to 19, comprising 8,934 women and 6,261 men.
Mexican nationality accounts for the vast majority of cumulative records, with 65,821 persons.
UnoTV notes that the RNPDNO updates its figures and percentages in real time, so they change constantly as files and records are modified when new reports of missing, located or located-deceased persons are received.
