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Direct Latin and security measures for the arrival of Hurricane Polo to Baja California South

Hurricane Polo is approaching the Baja California Peninsula, having bordered much of the Mexican Pacific coast. This weather phenomenon reached category 5 several times in recent days, according to experts. The authorities have arranged about 564 shelters, both in Baja California Sur and Sonora, and about four ships to take care of any eventuality. Report by our correspondent, Juan Carlos Aguirre.

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Mexico: Hurricane Polo approaches the coast of Baja California · Global Voices

Hurricane Polo approaches Baja California Sur after several days moving through the Mexican Pacific. Although it has lost intensity since it reached higher categories, the system remains dangerous and keeps authorities and coastal populations under surveillance due to the rains, strong winds and high waves that it could generate on the peninsula.

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Without touching land, Hurricane Polo leaves destruction on the coast of Michoacan

Sand sacks stacked in front of the first line beach business in Michoacán and rubble scattered in the streets. The huge waves of Hurricane Polo, which have ranged between categories 4 and 5, have hit coastal communities, causing damage to homes and businesses. Polo has shown how much destruction a hurricane can cause without even touching land.

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Category 5 hurricane Polo to Mexico's Pacific Coast

In less than 24 hours, Hurricane Polo went from a category 1 to category 5 storm, one of the strongest in the Pacific Ocean in recent decades. Although it is far from the Mexican coast, strong waves and winds could cause serious damage. President Claudia Sheinbaum said that the hurricane is not expected to touch land, but to pass near Aztec territory, so sudden floods and landslides could occur.

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Intense rains and restricted ports: without touching land, Hurricane Polo alert Mexico

Hurricane Polo, described as an "extremely dangerous" storm by the U.S. Hurricane Center. The United States, slowly advances off the south-west coast of Mexico. While the phenomenon - degraded to category 4 after having previously reached level 5 - is expected to not touch land and to move parallel to the Mexican coastal line, the intense and heavy rains threaten above all the areas of Guerrero and Michoacán. At least six ports have been partially or totally restricted.

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Mexico: Hurricane Polo unleashes, authorities alert

Hurricane Polo has passed in less than 24 hours from category 1 to 5, the maximum on the Saffir-Simpson scale, and Mexican authorities are on alert. On Tuesday, the hurricane increased to the maximum category 5 in the Mexican Pacific and, if heavy rains are forecast, it is not expected to hit land.

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Hurricane Polo churns off Mexico

Hurricane Polo has strengthened into one of the most powerful Pacific cyclones in decades and is expected to skirt Mexico’s southwestern coast as a Category 5 storm. The Miami-based National Hurricane Center described Polo as an “extremely dangerous” storm, with maximum sustained winds of 165 miles per hour.

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