At least two people were killed by hurricane Roslin, a third-category severe storm that hit the western coast of Mexico. Additionally, buildings and roads were wrecked.
According to Jorge Benito Rodriguez, a security official in the state of Nayarete, a deceased individual had been discovered in Rosamurada.
The Citizen Protection and Fire Control Department, for its part, later claimed that an elderly man from Mixkalitan Island perished when a large building collapsed at his home.
The storm forced the populace to seek safety from the ferocious winds and potential for surprise floods.
According to the American National Hurricane Center, the hurricane made landfall close to the little town of Santa Cruz in the coastal state of Niharit with winds that were estimated to be 195 km/h.
Just hours before the hurricane arrived in the Mexican coast, Roselin’s fourth to third class classification was reduced on the Ambassador-Smpson scale for hurricanes, with the national center expected a rapid decline in its strength after reaching the land.
Strong gusts and heavy rains might result in floods, earthquakes, and waves as high as six metres, according to the National Center for Hurricanes and Mexican Meteorological Service.
At least one fatality is attributable to Hurricane Roslin in Mexico.
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