Storm Rachael toll in Mexico hits 8
The tropical storm "Rachel" that crossed the Mexican coast on the Pacific Ocean has resulted in the death of at least eight people, with search and rescue operations ongoing to find two missing persons. Since last week, "Rachel" has caused rain and flooding in the state of Baja California, leading to four deaths by Monday, and 32 people have been rescued by helicopters. Experts expect the hurricane season to become more intense due to the "El Niño" phenomenon, which raises sea surface temperatures in the Pacific Ocean. Currently, two main storms, "Simon" and "Trudy," are active, with heavy rain falling on the states of Jalisco and Colima, leading to the death of a man in Jalisco after a wall collapsed on him.
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