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Flood Rain 180 Houses in Chilpancingo; Ask for Help
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Chilpancingo, Mexico.- Don Adrián Oliveros González, neighbor of Colonia Emiliano Zapata, said that with the rain that hit this Thursday almost suffered the same material effects when the passage of hurricane "Ingrid" and tropical storm "Manuel", in September 2013. This Friday, the inhabitant kept pulling the mud out of his house. "We lost the refrigerators, the water dispatcher, the stove, frets and the bathrooms are covered with water and mud,…
The rains in Chilpancingo, Guerrero, have caused various ravages such as flooding, entering homes with water and dragging asses.
Journalist Antonio Castillo reported in Aristegui en Vivo that a sudden storm in Chilpancingo generated ‘complete chaos’ in the capital of Guerrero, which dragged and disappeared at least three people, although there are still no official reports. In addition to flooding around 300 houses and dragging more than 150 vehicles, a phenomenon that, according to the journalist, had not been recorded in more than 40 years.
The storm of this Thursday June 26th caused flooding, fallen trees and dragged cars various areas of Chilpancingo, Guerrero. The rain began to fall around 18:00 hours and started in the northern part of the city and then showed up in the south area. It may also interest you: Pupils are trapped in the hall by intense rains in Acolman Photo: Quadratin Guerrero Authorities help the inhabitants of Chilpancingo during the fall of the tromba. The cur…
A strong downpour was recorded this afternoon in Chilpancingo, leaving various effects in different parts of the city. Hey! We are also in Whatsapp. It begins to follow us now. According to the state's Civil Protection reports, the rains accompanied by an electrical storm caused the fall of at least two trees in different points. In addition, there were reported stagnations in the most important avenues. In the social networks several videos of…
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