Puerto Vallarta and Mexico News

Puerto Vallarta and Mexico News

Canadian woman hospitalized after being critically injured by rogue wave during her Puerto Vallarta honeymoon vacation

A Canadian woman remains on a ventilator in a hospital after she was struck by a rogue wave while on her honeymoon in Mexico.

Cory Moe, who is a long-term care nurse back in Carnduff, Saskatchewan, was in Puerto Vallarta with her husband Dalton for a delayed honeymoon and the pair were enjoying the water.

Suddenly a wave crashed into Cory and pulled her under forcefully, her sister Brianne Fitzpatrick told Daily Hive.

She says Dalton was able to rescue her and bring her to shore where several other vacationers jumped into . . .

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