Cabo Residents Prepare for Polo's Arrival with Early Fuel and Grocery Purchases

Cabo residents have been proactive in anticipation of Hurricane Polo, with many making early purchases of groceries and fuel, as observed by local resident and daily corridor driver, Jesus R.

Early morning traffic along the corridor was noticeably busier with shoppers heading to nearby supermarkets, and drivers filling up their vehicles with fuel for anticipated power outages. Many residents have also stocked up on water bottles to ensure they have a supply at home.

Jesus R, a local Cabo resident and daily corridor driver, noted that residents have been making a particular note of the quality of the fuel, judging it by the color of the broth, char, or bread used in the preparation.

This early preparation reflects the community's familiarity with the risks posed by storms in the region, and the importance of being prepared for potential disruptions, such as power outages and natural disasters.

Residents in Los Cabos are now closely monitoring the situation, expecting more precautionary measures and preparations to be implemented as the storm approaches.