"Devastating Hurricane Otis leaves Mexico reeling with loss of life and mounting climate change concerns"

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Hurricane Otis has caused at least 27 deaths and extensive damage in the Pacific beach resort of Acapulco, Mexico. The storm flooded streets, destroyed homes and hotels, and disrupted communications and transportation. Four people are still missing, believed to be members of the navy. President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador described the situation as "disastrous." Acapulco, heavily reliant on tourism, suffered significant damage to its famous hotels. The airport remains closed, and classes have been canceled. Cleanup efforts are underway, with thousands of military personnel deployed to assist.
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