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Back|Hurricane Simon towards Mazatlán, two victims in Mexico
Hurricane Simon towards Mazatlán, two victims in Mexico
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ANSA Mondo·1 hour ago·Environment·1 min read·🇮🇹Italy·

Hurricane Simon towards Mazatlán, two victims in Mexico

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  • The passage of Cyclones Simon and Rachel over the Mexican Pacific coast caused two deaths, extensive damage and 10 people missing.
  • In Baja California, Storm Rachel hit Ensenada and San Felipe, while in Guerrero, Hurricane Simon killed a 71-year-old elderly man in Chilpancingo and damaged homes and businesses in Acapulco and Colima.
  • President Claudia Sheinbaum activated emergency plans in seven states.

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Why It Matters

Cyclones Simon and Rachel affected the Pacific coasts of Mexico, causing significant impacts in several states, with particular focus on Baja California and Guerrero due to their population densities and infrastructure vulnerabilities.

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The passage of Cyclones Simon and Rachel over the Mexican Pacific coast caused two deaths, extensive damage and 10 people missing. In Baja California, the impact of Storm Rachel was concentrated in Ensenada and San Felipe. "Unfortunately there are 10 people who have not been located and a minor was found lifeless," said governor Marina del Pilar Ávila.

In the state of Guerrero, Hurricane Simon caused the death of a 71-year-old elderly man in Chilpancingo, also causing disruption in Acapulco and Colima, where 71 homes and 35 businesses were damaged. The cyclone has dropped to category two with maximum winds of 175 kilometers per hour and is heading towards the state of Sinaloa. The impact on land is expected to occur between Wednesday and Thursday in Mazatlán.

President Claudia Sheinbaum guaranteed the activation of emergency plans in seven states to facilitate supplies and access to isolated areas. The leader urged citizens to keep themselves informed through official channels, asking them to categorically avoid going close to the sea.

What to Watch

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  • Cyclone Simon's impact on land will occur between Wednesday and Thursday in Mazatlán.

    Very likely · Within days

  • Emergency plans will be activated in seven states to aid supplies and access to isolated areas.

    Very likely · Within days

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  • ?What is the current status of the 10 missing people?
  • ?What are the precise estimates of the economic damage caused by cyclones?
  • ?What are the current and forecast weather conditions for the next few days in the affected areas?

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This article was originally published by ANSA Mondo.

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  • The passage of Cyclones Simon and Rachel over the Mexican Pacific coast caused two deaths, extensive damage and 10 people missing.
  • In Baja California, Storm Rachel hit Ensenada and San Felipe, while in Guerrero, Hurricane Simon killed a 71-year-old elderly man in Chilpancingo and damaged homes and businesses in Acapulco and Colima.
  • President Claudia Sheinbaum activated emergency plans in seven states.

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