By Christian Ruano
PUERTO VALLARTA, Mexico (Reuters) – Mexican rescue workers on Wednesday toiled to clean up damage left by powerful Hurricane Lidia, which battered Mexico’s Pacific coast overnight, killing at least one person, downing trees and power lines, and sparking major flooding.
Lidia barrelled onto land as a Category 4 storm in the western state of Jalisco on Tuesday evening, dumping torrential rains that caused rivers to burst their banks, and leading classes to be suspended in dozens of municipalities.
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