Hurricane Erick made landfall on Thursday morning, striking the Pacific coast of Mexico. The storm, classified as a Category 3 hurricane, hit the area between the popular resort towns of Acapulco and Puerto Escondido.
As the storm approached, officials reported at least two fatalities attributed to the hurricane’s impact. The heavy rains and strong winds caused significant flooding in local communities. Residents are now facing the daunting task of cleaning up and recovering from the storm’s aftermath.
Footage from the affected areas shows streets submerged under water, with debris scattered everywhere. Emergency services are working to assist those in need and restore normalcy as quickly as possible.
Hurricane Erick serves as a reminder of the destructive power of nature and the challenges faced by coastal communities during hurricane season. As recovery efforts begin, the focus will be on helping those affected and ensuring safety in the days to come.