For the first time since 1950, the worst hurricane 'Otis' hit Mexico, wreaking havoc

Hurricane Otis In Mexico: A disaster of nature was seen yesterday in Mexico, located on the coast of the Pacific Ocean. Hurricane Otis hit the coast of Mexico with a speed of 230 km per hour. Due to strong winds and rains, coastal areas were devastated. The storm caused heavy damage to people's houses, vehicles, street lights, trees and mobile towers.
The cyclone wreaked havoc within 12 hours
According to information, this storm was very powerful and caused widespread destruction in Mexico. According to the Mexican government, this has proven to be the deadliest hurricane since 1950. He has broken all the records. It was also said by the observers that the storm was so dangerous that there was no time to prepare to avoid it as the cyclone hit the coastal area within 12 hours of its formation.
How much damage did the cyclone do?
According to Mexico's civil authority, no figures have yet been released on the extent of the damage. In the last 12 hours his average speed went from 215 kmph to 130 kmph and is now down to 45 kmph, but in between all this he has done a lot of damage elsewhere.
'Otis' hits Mexico's famous tourism spot
Cyclone Otis made landfall near Acapulco, Mexico, home to one million people. This is a major tourist destination in Mexico which has been devastated by this storm. The President of Mexico has told the media that we are making efforts to connect the areas that this cyclone has passed through.
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