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Two weeks after Hurricane Otis, Acapulco shadow of former self - Vimarsana News

Two weeks after Hurricane Otis, Acapulco shadow of former self

Families search for missing relatives as shops and bars gradually reopen -- two weeks after a devastating hurricane, Mexico's beachside city of Acapulco is struggling to regain a semblance of normality.In Acapulco Bay, navy divers search for missing people among destroyed or submerged yachts.

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First Earthquake-Resistant 3D Printed Tiny House in Guatemala - Vimarsana News

First Earthquake-Resistant 3D Printed Tiny House in Guatemala

This earthquake-resistant 3D-printed tiny house was built in Guatemala, demonstrating its viability and integrity in seismic regions.

Guatemala's first 3D-printed tiny home is 527 square feet and was designed to resist earthquakes — take a look inside - Vimarsana News

Guatemala's first 3D-printed tiny home is 527 square feet and was designed to resist earthquakes — take a look inside

The walls of the small palm leaf-roofed structure were built in a total of 26 hours.

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Armed residents guard streets in Mexico's hurricane-hit Acapulco - Vimarsana News

Armed residents guard streets in Mexico's hurricane-hit Acapulco

ACAPULCO (Mexico), Nov 1 — Armed with machetes and baseball bats, some residents of Mexico’s hurricane-ravaged beachside city of Acapulco are guarding their neighbourhoods from...

Armed Residents Guard Streets In Mexico's Hurricane-Hit Acapulco - Vimarsana News

Armed Residents Guard Streets In Mexico's Hurricane-Hit Acapulco

Armed with machetes and baseball bats, some residents of Mexico's hurricane-ravaged beachside city of Acapulco are guarding their neighborhoods from looters who have already emptied supermarkets.

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