- Hurricane Otis impact assessment ongoing
- Acapulco hit hard; limited official updates
- President López Obrador travels by road
Mexican authorities are currently evaluating the impact of Hurricane Otis, a formidable storm that reached the Pacific coast of Mexico on Wednesday.
Acapulco, a popular resort destination, is believed to have borne the brunt of the damage. Due to disrupted communication lines, there is a scarcity of official updates.
President Andrés Manuel López Obrador journeyed to Acapulco by road because local airports are still inaccessible. During his trip, he encountered a moment when he had to traverse on foot due to highway blockages caused by mudslides.
“The army is bringing machinery and we’re going to try to reopen [the highway] as soon as possible,” the president said.
Mexican authorities are currently evaluating the impact of Hurricane Otis, a formidable storm that reached the Pacific coast of Mexico on Wednesday.
Acapulco, a popular resort destination, is believed to have borne the brunt of the damage. Due to disrupted communication lines, there is a scarcity of official updates.
President Andrés Manuel López Obrador journeyed to Acapulco by road because local airports are still inaccessible.
During his trip, he encountered a moment when he had to traverse on foot due to highway blockages caused by mudslides.
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