Sonora Deploys More than 6,500 Troops to Deal with Damage After Hurricane Polo
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HERMOSILLO, Mexico — An operation of 6,517 workers of the three orders of government and 969 vehicles attends to the damages left by Hurricane Polo in the south of Sonora state, reported local authorities this Wednesday. The governor of the entity, Alfonso Durazo Montaño, carried out an inspection in the municipalities of Navojoa [...]
In immediate attention to the municipalities and communities most affected by Hurricane Polo in southern Sonora, Governor Alfonso Durazo Montaño made a tour of the most affected areas in Navojoa and Guaymas to deploy support and damage repair actions to the affected families, in coordination with the three orders of government.
The state president toured the areas with the greatest impact by the hurricane “Polo” in the south of Sonora to make an assessment of damages and activate emerging support to the affected population. More than 6,500 elements of the three orders of government were available to work in territory for the benefit of the affected population. Coordination is maintained to restore services and infrastructure in affected communities. Hermosillo, Sonora;…
More than 6,000 people support the affected areas.
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