Hurricane Otis killed at least 27 people as it lashed Mexico's beach resort city of Acapulco as a scale-topping category 5 storm, officials said Thursday, in what residents called a "total disaster.""Acapulco is a total disaster.
Hurricane Otis left a trail of destruction in Acapulco after tearing into the historic Mexican beach town with wind speeds of 165 miles (266 kilometers)
(Bloomberg) Hurricane Otis left a trail of destruction in Acapulco after tearing into the historic Mexican beach town with wind speeds of 165 miles (266 kilometers) per hour, smashing shops and wrecking apartment buildings and hotels.Most Read from BloombergControversial Chip in Huawei Phone Produced on ASML MachineApple Plans AirPods Overhaul With New Low- and High-End Models, USB-C HeadphonesIsrael Is Losing Support as Fury Grows Over Its Strikes on GazaWhat Happened Inside Morgan Stanley A
Hurricane Otis left a trail of destruction in Acapulco after tearing into the historic Mexican beach town with wind speeds of 165 miles (266 kilometers) per…