Death Toll From Tropical Storm Rachel Rises to 8 in Mexico
- At least eight people died after Tropical Storm Rachel swept along Mexico’s Pacific coast, according to government authorities.
- Rachel brought rain and flooding to Baja California, including flooded streets in Ensenada.
- The Mexican army and navy conducted search-and-rescue operations while two people remained missing, military officials said.
- Category 1 storm Simon and Tropical Storm Trudy were also active near Mexico, but neither was expected to make landfall.
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The tropical storm "Rachel" killed at least eight people during its passage in northwestern Mexico, according to a new assessment.
The death toll from Tropical Storm Rachel has risen to at least eight as it battered Mexico's Pacific coast, authorities said Wednesday.
The tropical storm Rachel killed at least eight people during her visit to the northwest of Mexico, according to a new report published by the authorities on Wednesday. Two people are still missing. - Mexico: the record of the storm Rachel rises to eight dead (International).
The country is experiencing a hurricane season from May to November, reinforced this year by the El Niño phenomenon.
نُشر هذا المقاعل firstly via Cedarnews.net. To follow more exclusive news and interviews, visit our website. At least eight people have died as Tropical Storm Rachel passed through northwestern Mexico, local authorities were quoted as saying yesterday. This news was published on the Cedarnews website. For more information, visit our official website.
Mexican army and navy continue their search, while two people are still missing
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