MEXICAN 'QUAKE
(Preas. Assn.-
death and ruiin in wake of great tidal 'wave danger of pestilence
-By Telegraqj h — Copyrlgnt).
MEXICO CITY, Friday. A message from Colima states that the Governor has estimated that there are perhaps one hundrad dead as a re- . sult of Wednesday's tidal wave and : earthquake. I There is great danger that pestilence will follow unless outside aid is sent immediately. . . The Governor said that most of the dead were in Cuyutlan, famous as a summer resort. Upwards of 20,000 are living outdoors in the . capital, where there is a shortage of food, medicine, money and tents. The Governor himself is living in a tent.
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 260, 25 June 1932, Page 5
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