Hurricane John Devastates Mexico's Pacific Coast, Leaving 22 Dead

The storm caused severe flooding and landslides, impacting Acapulco and surrounding areas still recovering from last year's Hurricane Otis.

Tropical Storm John made its second landfall on Friday, causing extensive damage along Mexico's Pacific coast.
The storm brought a year's worth of rain in just a few days, leading to catastrophic flooding and mudslides.
Acapulco, still recovering from Hurricane Otis last October, saw significant flooding, with many neighborhoods underwater.
Authorities have reported 22 deaths, including 18 in Guerrero, three in Oaxaca, and one in Michoacan.
Rescue operations are ongoing, with boats and personal watercraft being used to evacuate residents from flooded areas.