Hurricane Manuel
Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada advises against non-essential travel from La Cruz to Topolobampo due to Hurricane Manuel. Consult the Natural Disasters and Climate tab for more information.
Regional Advisory for Acapulco
If you are currently in Acapulco, you should leave until public services and transportation routes are re-established. Aeromexico, Interjet and AeroMar are offering flights to Mexico City. Contact the airlines to get flight information and boarding details. Passengers are responsible for covering the costs for these flights.
Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada advises against all travel to Acapulco in the state of Guerrero due to flooding caused by Tropical Storm Manuel. If you are currently in Acapulco or other affected areas, you should consider leaving. Tropical Storm Manuel recently made landfall on the coast of the state of Guerrero causing widespread material damage and flooding. The Acapulco International Airport is closed. Transportation routes, power and telecommunications systems are affected in some areas, and all roads connecting Mexico City to Acapulco are impassable due to flooding. Authorities are working on clearing the Autopista del Sol, the main road connecting Acapulco to Mexico City, which might not be reopened for another 48 to 72 hours. Additional information on highway closures can be obtained at: 074 and 01-800-990-3900. Other services that may be affected include emergency and medical care, as well as water, food and fuel supplies.
The U.S. National Hurricane Centre in Miami is issuing advisories for Hurricane Manuel. As changes to the forecast and local conditions are continuous, you should visit the U.S. National Hurricane Center for the latest updates.
If you reside in or are travelling to the affected areas, you should monitor local news and weather reports, follow the advice of local authorities, and contact your travel agent or tour operator to determine whether the situation will disrupt travel arrangements. Canadians seeking emergency consular assistance in the area should contact the Canadian Embassy of Canada in Mexico City or the Emergency Watch and Response Centre in Ottawa.
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