Cancun International Airport cancelled 348 flights scheduled for Thursday through Saturday due to the passage of Hurricane Beryl.
In a statement, the airport reported that there are 174 scheduled landing operations and the same number of takeoffs.
The Early Warning Group for Hydrometeorological Phenomena indicated that the journey from the hotel zone to the airport involves traveling several kilometers where there are no safety conditions due to the risk posed by the hurricane.
In this regard, they asked users not to go to the terminal if they do not have a confirmed flight and to seek shelter from the storm.
Since Wednesday, airlines have implemented protection policies for their customers so that they can change their flights or request refunds if they have a trip scheduled to the Beryl impact zone.
Hurricane Beryl will hit Quintana Roo early Friday morning
According to the forecast of the National Meteorological Service (SMN), Hurricane Beryl will impact the municipality of Felipe Carrillo Puerto as a category 2 hurricane early Friday morning.
Authorities in Quintana Roo have set up 120 shelters throughout the state so that residents can take refuge, while the Ministry of National Defense (Sedena), the Navy (Semar) and the National Guard (GN) have activated their emergency plans to address possible impacts.
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The State Secretariat of Tourism (Sedetur) announced on Tuesday that there are 382,763 vacationers in all destinations in Quintana Roo, 269,848 international and 112,915 national.
2024-07-05 00:11:42
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