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Desperate Acapulco residents demand government aid days after Hurricane Otis

Desperate Acapulco residents demand government aid days after Hurricane Otis
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Shocking pictures lay bare devastation in Acapulco after Cat 5 Hurricane that killed 27 - as Mexican city descends into chaos, with desperate residents blocking entrances to resort to demand aid amid widespread looting

The coastal city is dealing with the fallout of the devastating storm as widespread looting takes hold, forcing residents to block entrances and demand aid.

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Desperate Acapulco residents demand government aid days after Hurricane Otis

Groups of angry, desperate residents began blocking the only entrances to the hurricane ravaged resort of Acapulco to demand food and water after three days of going without

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Desperate Acapulco residents demand government aid days after Hurricane Otis

Groups of angry, desperate residents on Friday began blocking the only two entrances to the hurricane ravaged resort of Acapulco to demand food and water, three days after a Category 5 storm ripped through the city, leaving thousands without access to basic necessities. As Mexico’s military leaders on Friday listed the aid that was beginning to pour into the city – thousands of packages of basic necessities, water, medical personnel – most area residents had yet to see it. It took the entire first day just to open the highway allowing authorities to reach Acapulco and two days to make it possible for planes to land.

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