Los isleños del Pacífico se recuperan lentamente del tifón Sinlaku

Más de un mes después de que el tifón Sinlaku azotara el Pacífico Occidental, los residentes de las Islas Marianas del Norte y las zonas cercanas siguen enfrentándose a cortes de energía generalizados y daños en las viviendas.

La tormenta tocó tierra el 14 de abril en la Mancomunidad de las Islas Marianas del Norte tras intensificarse rápidamente en 75 mph en 24 horas. Alcanzó vientos máximos de 185 mph, convirtiéndose en la tormenta más fuerte de la Tierra este año. El número de muertos en Guam, las Islas Marianas del Norte y los Estados Federados de Micronesia ha llegado a 17, la cifra más alta en la región desde 2002.

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