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In Mexico, the victims of cyclone Rachel at least eight people

At least eight people died, four more are missing as a result of the passage of cyclone Rachel in Baja California in Mexico. ...

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In Mexico, the victims of cyclone Rachel at least eight people

At least eight people died, four more are missing as a result of the passage of cyclone Rachel in Baja California in Mexico. It's from sb.by.

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According to Radio Fórmula, the cyclone destroyed dozens of homes and left hundreds of families homeless. The most serious damage was caused to the municipality of Ensenada, where the flow of water washed away residential buildings and cars, as well as destroyed a road bridge.

According to the commander of the second military zone, General Daniel Gallegos Acevedo, more than 3,500 soldiers of the army, navy, police and civil defense, as well as aviation and cynological calculations, are involved in search and rescue operations and response operations. Rescuers managed to find a 10-year-old child alive, the search for four more missing continues.

Death toll from hurricane in Mexico rises to 6

Source: СБ. Беларусь сегодня ↗

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