Pacific
Mexico monitors low pressure systems that could form cyclones Elida and Fausto
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The National Water Commission reported that two low pressure systems in the Pacific have a 60 percent chance of becoming tropical storms this week.
Tropical Storm Genevieve formed on Friday, July 24, from Tropical Depression Seven-E in the Pacific Ocean. The system is located far from Mexican coasts and poses no immediate danger to the country.
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Tropical Depression Five-E strengthened on July 15 and became Tropical Storm Elida in the Pacific Ocean, the National Meteorological Service reported.
A US think tank expert posted a video last week on social media showing Chinese firms rebuilding an airport runway on Woleai atoll in Micronesia’s Yap state, sparking concerns in the United States over security in this strategic region. The runway, originally built by imperial Japan during World War II, is being reconstructed by at least two Chinese companies and is scheduled for completion by the end of the month.