Army Rescues 32 in Ensenada as Floods and Landslides Endanger Lives on Mexico's Pacific Coast
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ENSENADA, México (AP) — On Tuesday, the number of people killed by Hurricane Simón and the remnants of storm Rachel on the coasts of the Mexican Pacific, where they have caused heavy rainfall, flooding and...
Army rescues 32 in Ensenada as floods and landslides endanger lives on Mexico's Pacific coast
Air search and rescue operations are ramping up as twin storm systems batter Mexico’s Pacific coast, causing the deaths of at least five people. In response to Hurricanes Rachel and Simon, the Defense Ministry (Sedena) has activated Plan DN-III-E, its operational emergency management plan that places thousands of soldiers, sailors and national guardsmen on alert to protect and aid civilians during natural disasters. Some 14,000 federal and state…
The rescue included nine men, ten women and 13 girls and boys who were isolated by rainfall associated with the tropical storm
They activated Plan DN-III-E in Baja California to carry out the aerial evacuation of members of a religious congregation. By: Essenada, Baja California, 13 of [...] The Army and National Guard evacuate 32 people from a ranch in Ensenada appeared first in CorrespondentsMX.
The purpose was to evacuate members of a religious congregation who were isolated at the “Genesis” ranch, Ensenada, B.C., due to a landslide that hindered land access to the area which was caused by the heavy rains of the tropical storm “Rachel.” The post Storm Rachel: Army Evacuates 32 people and 3 dogs in Baja California appeared first on Capital Mexico.
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