Mexico's Battle with Hurricane Otis: Troops, Aid, and Rising Death Toll in Acapulco
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Mexico deploys troops and aid to Acapulco as the death toll from Hurricane Otis continues to rise. The Category 5 storm caused widespread destruction, leaving the city of nearly 900,000 inhabitants without power or communication. The government reported 48 deaths and six missing persons, with estimates suggesting the damage could reach $15 billion. President Lopez Obrador vowed to lead recovery efforts, while residents criticized the lack of government assistance. The disaster has also sparked political controversy ahead of Mexico's upcoming presidential election.
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