Hurricane Polo makes 2nd landfall on Mexico's Pacific coast

Hurricane Polo hit Mexico's Pacific coast for a second time after pounding Baja California's southern tip, bringing heavy rains and strong winds that caused significant damage. The storm's impact highlights the vulnerability of coastal regions to repeated natural disasters, stressing the need for robust disaster preparedness and response strategies. As communities recover, the event underscores the broader implications for climate resilience and the urgency of addressing climate change impacts.