Storm Simon Speedy Winds Alert: At present, one storm after another has wreaked havoc on the Pacific Coast. After the passing of Hurricane Isaias, there is now a threat of Hurricane Simon on the Pacific coast of Mexico. The administration has appealed to the people living in coastal areas to remain alert and take shelter in safe places. Mexico's Pacific coast faces the threat of Storm Simon due to the storm's strong, heavy winds. The administration has appealed to the people living in coastal areas to remain alert and take shelter in safe places. Due to the storm, the risk of strong winds, heavy rain, high sea waves and floods has increased. As a precautionary measure, activities have been stopped at many places, while flights at major airports have also been affected.
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According to the October 11 report of the US National Typhoon Center, the speed of Hurricane Simon was about 5 miles per hour, while its maximum wind speed was recorded at 120 miles per hour i.e. 196 kilometers per hour. Initially it was expected to hit the coast as a Category-4 storm, but later it weakened to Category-3. However, this has not reduced the danger.
In view of the threat of the storm, the international airport of the popular tourist destination Puerto Vallarta has been closed. Flights at Manjniloo Airport were also canceled for the day. The Mexican Navy has deployed more than 4,600 personnel for relief and rescue operations. Heavy machines, digging equipment and emergency resources have also been sent with them. Work to restore electricity is underway in some areas including Acapulco.