Hurricane Ernesto touched ground in Mexico’s southern Yucatán
Peninsula on Aug. 8, causing torrential rains and flooding. To date,
the Ministry of Civil Defense has reported nine deaths and one person
missing. (Victor Ruiz/Reuters)
People try to recover their belongings as they were being washed away
by the flood in Boca Del Rio on the outskirts of Veracruz on Aug. 9.
Secretary of Social Development Heriberto Félix said it is estimated
the storm affected at least 19,200 residences in 100 municipalities in
eight states. (Reuters)
A resident walks past swaying palm trees following the passing of
Hurricane Ernesto in Mahahual in the state of Quintana Roo. Mexico’s
government downgraded Ernesto to a tropical storm as it weakened over
land. (Victor Ruiz/Reuters)
People tried to salvage furniture and a food stand as they were being
washed away by the flood in Boca Del Rio caused by Tropical Storm
Ernesto on Aug. 9. (Reuters)
Local government officials evaluated the damage caused by Tropical
Storm Ernesto. Officials had defined strategies and actions for the
recovery of areas damaged by floods, with the military assisting in
the removal of debris from roads and damaged residences. (Victor
Ruiz/Reuters)
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