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October 10th 2020
Governor Carlos Joaquín has spent the last two days touring the municipalities affected by Hurricane Delta on October 6th & 7th 2020. Damage was being reviewed, especially in the northern areas of Isla Holbox, Isla Mujeres & Cancun to the Southern area of Tulum. The damage has been worse in the North of Quintana Roo, with Hurricane Delta felling road signs, Electicity Poles, Billboards and around 2000 Trees.
The Governor commented that it is three days since Hurricane Delta Passed and most services are already restored. Electricity being the priority, he mentioned that in Playa del Carmen, service is almost at 100 percent and in Cancun, it’s close to 80 percent.
Cancun International Airport is already working and public transport is operating around the State although there is still debris and fallen trees in a few locations which are being Cleared.
Carlos Joaquin was happy to report that since the area reopened to Tourism on 8th June 2020 following the COVID-19 Pandemic, the economy is recovering well with the hotels and Tourist attractions already open and Working.
Cancun Airport is extremely busy and has started handling flights from European destinations again recently.
In brief the Governor mentioned that in Cancun and the Riviera Maya he is confident that the clean up operations are going well, and he expects everything to be operating normally again within the following days. Work crews are already deployed to clear the almost 2000 felled trees around the area.
It was an incredible week in the Yucatan Peninsula with two major storms, first was Tropical Storm Gamma closely followed by Hurricane Delta, just two days apart, both causing various degrees of damage and flooding.
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