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Wrecked buildings and lives in Acapulco after Hurricane Otis

Losses are estimated at $15 billion in Acapulco, the storied Mexican beach town that had fallen on harder times even before Hurricane Otis struck.

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No fun in Acapulco: Smashed buildings, overturned boats and broken lives in wake of Hurricane Otis

Losses are estimated at $15 billion in Acapulco, the storied Mexican beach town that had fallen on harder times even before Hurricane Otis struck.

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I visited one of Spain s hidden gems - it wasn t touristy and has beautiful beaches | Travel News | Travel

Located in southwestern Spain in the Andalucia region, this hidden gem is the perfect holiday destination for those who want to chill on the beach and enjoy the buzz of a city.

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The Foreign Office warns against traveling to the popular holiday paradise

The Foreign Office warns against traveling to the popular holiday paradise
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Hurricane Otis death toll hits 48: American and Canadian among dead in Acapulco as Navy is called in to retrieve 29 sunken vessels amid fears crew perished on board

The Mexican government said Hurricane Otis left 43 people dead in Acapulco and five more in Coyuca de Benítez. The hurricane made landfall last Wednesday with winds that topped 165 mph.

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