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.
Overview
- 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.