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Hurricane Nora, a category 1 hurricane, left at least one person dead (a minor), a missing person (the child's mother) and numerous damages in its passage through Jalisco, in western Mexico, between they the overflowing of three rivers and the partial collapse of a building in Puerto Vallarta and at least two missing people, according to state authorities.
The governor of Jalisco, Enrique Alfaro, reported on his Twitter account that the missing minor was found dead and his mother, who was swept away by the flow of the Cuale River, is still missing.
"This tragedy was caused by the partial collapse of a hotel in downtown Puerto Vallarta, due to the overflow of the Cuale River. To his family, who came to our port 7 years ago from Spain, and to his loved ones, our full support and my condolences, "said Alfaro.
The governor indicated that the search for the woman "continues without rest."
Likewise, the overflow of the Cuale River, which runs through the municipality of Puerto Vallarta, caused the collapse of a bridge and flooding in several surrounding neighborhoods.
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A landslide, which fell on kilometer 48 of state highway 428, dragged three men along the section that connects the municipalities of El Grullo and Zapotlán el Grande.
All three people were rescued alive, one of them seriously injured, according to the statement.
Aid corps personnel from the three levels of government work to support the victims and count the damages, according to the authorities.
Currently, 12 shelters remain enabled, although the statement does not specify the number of people served.
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