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Rotich Kim
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Mexico's Acapulco hit by garbage pile-up after deadly hurricane
ACAPULCO, Mexico, Nov 11 (Reuters) - Residents of Acapulco stunned by a devastating hurricane are now battling with another blight trailing in the storm's wake: garbage piling up in streets, fanning concern about the spread of disease in the Mexican beach resort. Hurricane Otis, which roared through Acapulco in the early hours of Oct. 25, was the most powerful storm on record to strike Mexico's Pacific coast, killing dozens of people and wrecking thousands of homes in the city of nearly 900,000. https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/mexicos-acapulco-hit-by-garbage-pile-up-after-deadly-hurricane-2023-11-11/
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This is a distressing aftermath.
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Communities must be equipped with the resources and infrastructure to effectively manage the aftermath of natural disasters.
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It's so messy
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It's a big mess and Mexico government must come up plans to clean up this mess
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That's why a circular economy and recycling need to be encouraged and pushed for
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What a mess!!
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Very messy! disasters leave marks that are so terrible,from deaths to displacement to now littering
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Mexico can not let this go on and has to take a stand by cleaning this mess up