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Death toll rises to 6 as Hurricane Simon and Rachel remnants unleash floods in Mexico

Rescuers searched flooded communities as authorities said 300 military personnel and rescue workers were still looking for five missing people.

  • On Monday, Hurricane Simon brought heavy rainfall and flooding to western Mexico, while search-and-rescue teams in Ensenada combed inundated neighborhoods for victims.
  • Four bodies were recovered in Ensenada, including a 13-year-old girl and a 4-year-old boy, as Baja California Civil Protection Coordinator Ignacio Lozoya confirmed six people remain missing.
  • Approximately 14,000 personnel deployed across Baja California for emergency assistance, while military helicopters airlifted 32 individuals, including 22 foreign missionaries, from a ranch in Ensenada on Monday.
  • Simon caused power outages and road obstructions in Acapulco and Guerrero state, adding to damage from recent storms that left five people dead in the region.
  • Meteorologist Andrew Orrison warned that disturbed weather still lingers, though conditions are expected to clear by Wednesday as remnants of Tropical Storm Rachel dissipate.
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Hurricane Simon diminished the force of its winds and last night was degraded to a tropical storm, reported the National Weather Service (SMN).

·Mexico
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Hurricane Simon degrades into a tropical storm and could pass near Baja California Sur this weekend, with dangerous rains and hangovers.

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The results of Hurricane Simon and Tropical Storm Rachel are increasing. The rains have caused floods and landslides in Mexico.

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Heavy rains have caused flooding and landslides along the country's peaceful coast.

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