A day after the passage of Hurricane Willa, which caused a night of panic and terror, the residents of the Escuinapa, Sinaloa awake to a harsh reality, with damages, but thankful that so far there were not any confirmed deaths.
The sky looks clean, without the presence of rain, the flooded streets show the ravages of the storm that entered last night as a category 3 hurricane, with fallen trees, collapsed posts and other obvious damage, in addition to destroyed fences.
From dawn, elements of the secretaries of the Navy and the National Defense, as well as crews of the . . .
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