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A stunning video captures the annual migration of tens of thousands of Mobula rays in Baja California Sur, showcasing their graceful movement and acrobatic jumps, offering viewers a peaceful and mesmerizing glimpse into one of nature's most beautiful phenomena.
Hurricane Norma is expected to hit Mexico's Los Cabos resort area with destructive winds, flash flooding, and a dangerous storm surge, while Hurricane Tammy bears down on the Leeward Islands. Norma, a Category 2 storm, is forecasted to make landfall in Baja California Sur, including Cabo San Lucas, bringing life-threatening conditions. Tammy, a Category 1 storm, has triggered hurricane warnings for the Leeward Islands. Both storms are not a threat to the US. Heavy rainfall, flooding, and strong winds are expected in the affected areas.
Autopsies on two Americans found dead in their luxury hotel room in Baja California Sur, Mexico suggest they died of "intoxication by an undetermined substance." The bodies bore no signs of violence, and the exact cause of death is yet to be determined. The victims have been identified as Abby Lutz and John Heathco. Proper gas line installations, vents, and monitoring devices are often lacking for water heaters and stoves in Mexico, leading to several cases of such deaths due to poisoning by carbon monoxide or other gases.
Two American tourists were found dead in their hotel room in El Pescadero, Mexico due to suspected inhalation of gas. The cause of death is believed to be carbon monoxide or other gases produced by improperly vented or leaky water heaters and stoves. Proper gas line installations, vents, and monitoring devices are often lacking in Mexico, leading to several cases of gas poisoning deaths in the past.
Two American tourists were found dead in their hotel room in the community of El Pescadero, located in Mexico's Baja California Sur state. The suspected cause of death was inhalation of gas, which has been a safety concern in Mexico due to improperly vented or leaky water heaters and stoves. U.S. officials are aware of the case but couldn't comment on it because of privacy concerns.
Two Americans, John Heathco and Abby Lutz, were found dead in their luxury hotel room in Baja California Sur, Mexico, due to "intoxication by substance to be determined," according to the local attorney general's office. The victims had no vital signs when police and paramedics arrived, and there were no signs of violence on their bodies. The hotel is a Hyatt property, and the investigation is ongoing.