Hurricane Patricia caused damage "less significant than anticipated, Mexico
Hurricane Patricia, who hit the Mexican coast in the Pacific and was announced as the strongest in history, caused "less significant" losses than anticipated, said early this morning the President of Mexico Enrique Peña Nieto.
"The first information confirm that the damage is less than expected by a hurricane of this magnitude," said Peña Nieto in a televised message to the nation. "However, it is important that people remain in shelters. We can also reduce the alert level. I insist, the most dangerous part of the storm has not yet arrived in our territory. " The President warned that Patricia will cause heavy rains on the coast in the Pacific, but also in the central and northeastern states.
Within hours, the storm that turned the most powerful hurricane ever with winds that reached 325 km. Per hour, raising fears of a major disaster the moment of his arrival in Mexico.
Hurricane Patricia, who hit the Mexican coast in the Pacific and was announced as the strongest in history, caused "less significant" losses than anticipated, said early this morning the President of Mexico Enrique Peña Nieto.
"The first information confirm that the damage is less than expected by a hurricane of this magnitude," said Peña Nieto in a televised message to the nation. "However, it is important that people remain in shelters. We can also reduce the alert level. I insist, the most dangerous part of the storm has not yet arrived in our territory. " The President warned that Patricia will cause heavy rains on the coast in the Pacific, but also in the central and northeastern states.
Within hours, the storm that turned the most powerful hurricane ever with winds that reached 325 km. Per hour, raising fears of a major disaster the moment of his arrival in Mexico.
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