Tourists in Mexico Being Evacuated From Flood-Struck Acapulco
More than 80 people have been killed by recent flooding
In the wake of devastating twin storms that have caused more than 80 casualties and left thousands stranded, tourists are being evacuated from flood-ravaged Acapulco, according to a statement by Javier Aluni, Secretary of Tourism for the State of Guerrero.
Passengers with previously booked tickets onAeromexico and Interjet are being shuttled from the Forum at Mundo Imperial directly to planes at Acapulco Alvarez International Airport (ACA) for flights to Mexico City.
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