VOICED : Patricia se degrada a tormenta tropical

Hurricane Patricia, once considered the strongest hurricane in meteorological history, threatened Mexico's west coast with winds of 325 km/h. The government declared a maximum alert for 400,000 people. However, upon landfall, Patricia weakened rapidly from a category 5 hurricane to a tropical storm within 12 hours. Initial fears of severe damage were alleviated as reports indicated minimal impact. President Enrique Peña Nieto addressed the nation, urging continued caution and sheltering. Security forces are patrolling to ensure safety. Patricia is expected to weaken further, though intense rains affect northwest Mexico.

What was the initial wind speed of Hurricane Patricia as it approached Mexico?

• 400 kilometers per hour

• 150 kilometers per hour

• 325 kilometers per hour

• 200 kilometers per hour

How did Hurricane Patricia change after making landfall in Mexico?

• It dissipated completely

• It intensified to a Category 6 hurricane

• It remained a Category 5 hurricane

• It weakened to a tropical storm

What was the general mood in Mexico after the hurricane weakened?

• Indifference and neglect

• Continued fear and uncertainty

• Panic and chaos

• Relief and normalization

What did the president of Mexico do in response to the hurricane?

• Declared a state of emergency

• Informed the nation about the situation

• Ordered an evacuation of the entire country

• Ignored the hurricane warnings

What precaution was emphasized despite the hurricane's weakening?

• Ignoring weather updates

• Returning to normal activities immediately

• Continuing to stay in shelters

• Evacuating to neighboring countries