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Hurricane Otis slammed into Acapulco, Mexico last Wednesday, a surprise Category 5 hurricane with 165 mph winds coming from the Pacific Ocean that left a trail of intense devastation in its wake ...
Oct. 25 | Acapulco Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, third from left, accompanied by members of his cabinet and residents, walks among debris on a visit to the community of El ...
ACAPULCO, MexicoACAPULCO, Mexico — First came the devastation, then people’s desperation. Hurricane Otis blasted the Mexican tourist port of Acapulco like no other storm before in the Eastern ...
The satellite images from Maxar Technologies show widespread damage to neighborhoods, hotels and marinas after the Category 5 storm.. The image below shows Acapulco Bay on Oct. 4 on the left.
Photos shared on social media showed the storm’s impacts after it made landfall... Above, a municipal police officer stands guard before the arrival of Hurricane Otis in Acapulco, Guerrero state ...
A Category 5 hurricane hit the coastal town of Acapulco on Wednesday, October 25, cutting off this city of some 780,000 inhabitants from the rest of the country.
Graphic photos capture the violence and destruction that marked the summer of 2016 in Acapulco, Mexico, a former tourist haven.
Image Credit: Photo Credit: Bettmann/CORBIS Taylor with new husband Todd during their honeymoon in February 1957. For the ceremony and reception, held a few days before at the Acapulco villa of a ...
Otis batters Mexico as U.N. climate report warns Earth close to multiple "risk tipping points" 05:05 Acapulco, Mexico — A day after Hurricane Otis roared ashore in Acapulco, unleashing massive ...
First came the devastation, then people's desperation. Hurricane Otis blasted the Mexican tourist port of Acapulco like no other storm before in the Eastern Pacific. As a monstrous Category 5 ...
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