VOICED : Expats defend paradise in hurricane hit Mexico

In the aftermath of a hurricane on Mexico's northwestern coast, residents of a small community, primarily composed of Americans and Canadians, feel vulnerable due to a lack of communication and security. Despite the presence of 8000 policemen and soldiers, the community takes matters into their own hands by organizing shifts to guard their homes. Armed with air horns and walkie-talkies, they protect themselves from potential looters. The community's actions highlight their resilience and determination to safeguard their families and properties amidst the chaos.

How do local residents feel about their safety in the aftermath of the hurricane?

What measures are residents taking to protect themselves after the hurricane?

What challenges do residents face in communicating with authorities?

What is the community's response to the looting that occurred after the hurricane?

What items are residents using for self-defense in the absence of firearms?