Hurricane Otis hits Mexico and continues with category 5 intensity

Magnitude 5.9 Earthquake Depth 108 km Strikes Oaxaca, Mexico on 7th October 2023

Magnitude 5.8 Earthquake Depth 54 km Strikes Jalisco, Mexico On 8th Sept 2023

Magnitude 5.6 Earthquake Depth 35 km Strikes Jalisco, Mexico On 8th Sept 2023

Tornado hits Apodaca, Mexico – 8th May 2020 #Tornado #Apodaca #Mexico

Multiple tornados in Puebla, Mexico #Tornadoes #Puebla #Mexico

MAGNITUDE 5.5 OFF COAST OF CHIAPAS, MEXICO #earthquake #Chiapas #Mexico

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Depth: 40 km

Distances: 284 km W of Guatemala City, Guatemala / pop: 995,000 / local time: 18:30:39.7 2020-04-23

160 km W of Retalhuleu, Guatemala / pop: 36,700 / local time: 18:30:39.7 2020-04-23
128 km W of Champerico, Guatemala / pop: 7,800 / local time: 18:30:39.7 2020-04-23
105 km SW of Puerto Madero, Mexico / pop: 9,700 / local time: 19:30:39.7 2020-04-23

28 dead Buzzards found on Cerro Cabezon, Mexico #Buzzards #Mexico

Profepa incinerates the 28 buzzards and eagles that appeared dead in the vicinity of the El Cerro Cabezón fishing field, the director of Civil Protection of the City Council, Francisco Soto Sánchez, pointed out that personnel from the Environmental Protection Prosecutor’s Office went to the place and carried out this action after receiving the report from the Ecology Directorate.

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Construction Collapse in Mexico City Kills 7

Hundreds of dead birds found along Zihuatanejo beach, Mexico

Hundreds of dead birds died in the strip of sand of La Ropa beach, as well as in planters, ridges, restaurants and houses bordering that spa, this port of the Costa Grande. Tourists and restaurant owners located on the beach were surprised to see a large number of dead birds, especially zanates and magpies. They explained that some animals were found alive, but died minutes later, while others showed difficulty to fly. They indicated that the area had not been fumigated, so they ruled out intoxication as the possible cause of massive mortality. In addition, they noted that birds feed mainly on what people give them. José Antonio Solís Bucio, a taxi driver at the La Ropa beach site, reported that, very early on, public service workers were preparing to collect all dead birds before tourists arrived. “I counted in a space of the entrance to the beach like 35 dead birds,” he said. So far no authority on Ecology or Environment has made any statement about the situation.

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