Hurricane Eric “extremely dangerous” because it approaches Mexico

Hurricane Eric strengthened a “extremely dangerous” thunderstorm 4 when he heads towards the Pacific coast of Mexico, the US National Hurricane Center (NHC) reports.

The maximum stable wind in the thunderstorm has risen to 230 km/h (145 km/h) late Wednesday local time, and possible strengthening.

Forecasters expect that on Thursday, on Thursday, the states of Oxak and Herrer are likely to be affected by what, according to NHC, it may be “devastating wind damage”.

Mexico President Claudia Sheinbaum told the people on the way of a storm to “keep track of official communication, stay indoors and go out.”

A hurricane warning operates for the Pacific Ocean 500 km (300 miles) from the Acapulka resort to Puerto Angel.

Guerre and Oxaka residents were warned of flooding and swelling.

“If you are in lowland areas, near the rivers, near the waterways, you best go to the shelters, to the shelters that have already been created for this situation,” said Claudia Sheinbaum President.

People who live in mountainous areas said to beware of possible dirt.

About 2000 shelters were created throughout the states of Chiopas, Guerrera and Oxaka, and more than 18,000 first respondents were mobilized to prepare for the hurricane.

It is expected that this season in Mexico it will be the first to be in Mexico, which goes from early June to the end of November.

In October 2023, at least 50 people died During the hurricane Otis, the hurricane category 5, which beat the Acapulco.

Otis quickly intensified, which means that many people were unprepared when the hurricane was concluded.

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