Hurricane Polo Remains Far from Baja California Sur, Keeping Residents Alert

The hurricane Hurricane Polo has reached winds of 260 kilometers per hour, classifying it as category 5, but it is currently far from the Baja California Sur peninsula. Despite its strength, authorities have urged the population not to panic and to maintain their attention on the recommendations of the firefighters and aquatic activities. Meanwhile, residents in Los Cabos, where the hurricane has caused concern, continue to prepare with safety measures.

The storm, which has caused flooding in San Rafael and led to temporary closures at the Los Cabos port, continues under surveillance, with firefighters issuing recommendations to protect the population. Although it is close, Baja California Sur is not in direct danger, but the situation is a concern for the area's residents.

As part of precautionary measures, the Los Cabos government has asked the population to maintain a cautious attitude and follow the firefighters' instructions. As it approaches next week, the situation could change, so residents are alert and ready for any contingency.