Tropical storm Dalila causes damage to Guerrero's coast and mountains.

CHILPANCINGO, Gro. (apro).- Tropical Storm Dalila has caused damage along the coast and mountain region of Guerrero: five restaurants on Acapulco's Revolcadero beach were destroyed, 37 people remain sheltered in a chapel in Coyuca de Benítez, and roads in rural areas have been affected.

This Saturday at noon, the Guerrero Department of Comprehensive Risk Management and Civil Protection urged the population to take extreme precautions and seek shelter in safe places due to the continued heavy rainfall of 75 to 150 millimeters in the state, along with gusty winds and high waves along the coast.

In Acapulco, the tropical storm, combined with the swell, erased the stretch of sand and destroyed five restaurants on Revolcadero Beach.

Tourism service providers in this Diamante area have yet to recover from the devastation caused by Hurricanes Otis and John over the past two years.

In the town of Llano Largo, the rains caused flooding of about 20 centimeters in the Misión del Mar housing unit owned by the Casas Ara real estate company.

Landslides and rock slides were also reported on Scenic Avenue and the Metlapil viaduct, which connects to the Autopista del Sol.

The Harbor Master's Office reported the sinking of three recreational and fishing boats off Tlacopanocha and Las Hamacas beaches.

Meanwhile, on the busy Adolfo Ruiz Cortines Avenue, a sinkhole was reported in the hospital area.

At midnight yesterday, the state government reported that a shelter had been set up at the church in the Venustiano Carranza neighborhood of Coyuca de Benítez, on the Costa Grande, where 37 people, including 15 children and three senior citizens, are being sheltered due to the risk of their homes collapsing.

In addition, a tree fell in front of the City Hall building due to strong gusts of wind.

In the Cerro Prieto community of Atoyac de Álvarez, strong winds blew the tin roofs off five homes.

Residents reported that this community and its surrounding areas do not have electricity.

In the Montaña and Costa Chica regions, severe damage was reported on the Buena Vista–Cuixinipa road in the municipality of Acatepec, and the Pumarosa–El Salto section in the municipality of Ayutla de los Libres is closed due to a landslide.

Civil Protection and State Police personnel removed rocks and trees that fell early in the morning on the Chilpancingo–Zumpango and Chilpancingo–Acahuizotla highways.

The Secretariat for Comprehensive Risk Management and Civil Protection warned that the strong waves have also reached the bay areas in the coastal municipalities of the Costa Chica and Costa Grande regions.

And he reported CFE blackouts in the municipality of Juchitán and in areas of Acapulco.