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Hurricane Otis death toll rises to 43, missing now number 36 as search and recovery work continues
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ACAPULCO, Mexico — At least 43 people died when Category 5 Hurricane Otis slammed into Mexico’s southern Pacific coast, the governor of hard-hit Guerrero said Sunday as the death toll continued to cli
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Hurricane Otis leaves nearly 100 people dead or missing in Mexico, local government says
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Hurricane Otis death toll rises to 43, missing now number 36 as search and recovery work continues
Mexican authorities say at least 27 are dead and four are missing more than a day after Hurricane Otis roared ashore in Acapulco. Tens of thousands of residents remain in damaged homes without electricity, awaiting help.
Hurricane Otis killed at least 27 people as it lashed Mexico's beach resort city of Acapulco as a scale-topping category 5 storm, officials said Thursday,
Four people were missing as tens of thousands of residents in damaged homes without electricity awaited help more than a day after Otis roared ashore in Acapulco.
More resources are arriving on Mexico's battered Pacific coast, and the death toll from Hurricane Otis is growing as searchers recover more bodies from Acapulco's harbor and under fallen trees and other…
Hurricane Otis caused widespread devastation in the beach city of Acapulco. Mexican President Obrador slammed his critics for taking advantage of the situation ahead of elections.
ACAPULCO, Mexico >> At least 43 people died when Category 5 Hurricane Otis slammed into Mexico’s southern Pacific coast, the governor of hard-hit Guerrero said Sunday as the death toll continued to climb.
ACAPULCO, Mexico (AP) — More resources are arriving on Mexico’s battered Pacific coast, and the death toll from Hurricane Otis is growing as searchers recover more bodies from Acapulco’s harbor and under fallen trees and other storm debris.
Officials and residents expect the death toll to rise as aid begins to arrive and the search for victims expands outside the city to devastated neighborhoods.
Hurricane Otis caused widespread devastation in the beach city of Acapulco. Mexican President Obrador slammed his critics for taking advantage of the situation ahead of elections.
More resources are arriving on Mexico's battered Pacific coast, and the death toll from Hurricane Otis is growing as searchers recover more bodies from Acapulco's harbor and under fallen trees and other storm debris.
The governor from Mexico’s hard hit Guerrero state has raised the death toll from the Category 5 Hurricane Otis that struck the country’s southern Pacific coast early Wednesday to 43.
Mexican authorities have raised the toll to 48 dead from Hurricane Otis, days after the fierce Category 5 storm struck the country’s southern Pacific coast and the tourist city of Acapulco. Mexico’s civil defense agency said Sunday that 43 of the dead were found in Acapulco and five in a nearby comm…
More resources are arriving on Mexico's battered Pacific coast, and the death toll from Hurricane Otis is growing as searchers recover more bodies from Acapulco's harbor and under fallen trees and other storm debris.
At least 36 people are still missing as aid slowly continues to flow into the region. Otis rapidly intensified to a Category 5 storm before crashing ashore last week.
As calls for help grow from the worst-hit communities in the Mexican state of Guerrero, the country’s death toll was reported to have risen to at least 39 on Saturday after Category 5 Hurricane Oti…
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