Erick makes those who fall like 3 hurricanes in South Mexico

Strong Hurricane Erick, Miami’de Miami’s on Thursday in Southern Oaxaca’s south of Oaxaca.

The hurricane center was located 30 kilometers east of the punta Maldonado. Its maximum continuous winds continued in 205 km / h. According to the hurricane center, this was moving at 15 km / h in the northwest.

The storm was slightly reduced before landing from a strong category to the 4th category.

The storm was axis between the border of Oaxaca and Guerrero, acapulko and Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca and Guerrero rags the sparse settled coastline near the border. Agrily of agricultural landscaping the lower stretching coastal area between small fishing villages.

Erick is expected to be rapidly weakened as Mexico’s southern coastal mountains, and the system is likely to spread early on Thursday or Friday.

The storm was threatened with destructive winds, floods and dangerous storms, storm flow and dangerous storm growth.

Moves in the south when the storm approaches

Originally on Thursday, Acapulco woke under terrible dark clouds, but without a drop of rain and small waves in the central beach.

However, the storm was forecasted from the North-west to walk on the shore only in the afternoon, and a sliding to the mountains, which brought heavy rain.

Again, Acapulco, at least eracks the worst in terms of erik’s strong winds.

On Tuesday, Erick’s projected path approached the resort city of Puerto Escondodo in Oaxaca state, Oaxaca State, coasts northwest.

Mexican President Claudia Sheenbaum called on a video message on Wednesday, to go to shelters if all the activities in the region are suspended and live in their homes or live in low liar.

The waves crashed to Esplanade in Puerto Escondido, sinking wooden fishing boats in the rest of the security.

The beach disappeared under the waves and reached the interiors of some water coastal restaurants, the growing tide.

Acapulco was still afraid by Otis

Acapulco residents linked more preparations and trembling to arrive more preparations and vibrations due to the fact that the hurricane was eaten two years ago.

The city of about a million cities was destroyed by Hurricane 5, which was rapidly strengthened in October 2023, rapidly strengthened and very unprepared. At least 52 people were killed in Otis, and the storm was seriously damaged to almost all resort hotels.

Guerrero State Gov.Velyn Salgado X is said to be suspended at 8 o’clock in Acapulco and other beach communities at 8 o’clock at 8 o’clock. The schools inside the state should be closed on Thursday for the second day.

51-year-old Carlos Ozuna Romero lost his restaurant on the edge of an Acapulco beach when the resort of Osis was destroyed. On Wednesday, the maintenance of the tables and chairs directed.

“The warnings of the authorities fell us with fear and remember everything we already spend us already.”

In another place, the workers fluttered the sticks of sticks on the edge of the rods on the edge of the rods on the edge of the bugs on the store windows. It was lined to fill the car, tanks and their recipients for the last minute before he hurried the house.

Verónica Gomez fought the streets of Akapulko with a large dish water.

“We are afraid to think about what we all fear,” said a 40-year-old worker of a ship.

But he said he learned more than Oti Ot. “Now it’s not going to catch us with surprise,” he said, keep a bag of canned food as evidence.

Police in the national guard and streets in Acapulco were a strong presence on the ACAPULCO, but most visible National Power was trucks. Crews worked to clear drainage channels and brushes.

Rain can be Erick’s inheritance

Mexican National Civil Defense Coordinator Laura Velazquez, Erick’in South Mexico Guerrero, Oaxaca and Chiapas said he was predicted to bring “shower” rains. Along the shore, the mountainous region tends to slide floods with numerous rivers, especially with the risk of flood.

Acapulco Port tied Tuesday evening. Salgado, 582 asylum owners’ guerrero said he was appointed to accept people who empty their homes.