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1.Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador used Twitter for the hurricane warning at 8:25 pm on October 24 (BBC,2023).Government Press Conferences: Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador held press conferences to update the public on the situation and reform plans (NBS news, 2023).The emergency alert system provided warnings and alerts about the approaching hurricane and updates on the intensity, speed, and potential impacts of the hurricane's path (IFRC,2023).These channels worked to communicate orders from the Mexican authorities, such as the evacuation of areas expected to be severely damaged by the hurricane (UNICEF,2023).2.3.

1. Traditional media such as television and radio broadcasts, official websites, and emergency alert systems have raised awareness and provided preparedness guidance (Lovefm, 2023). The emergency alert system used during Hurricane Otis was Mexico's Earthquake Monitoring Network (Qatar tribune, 2023). The emergency alert system provided warnings and alerts about the approaching hurricane and updates on the intensity, speed, and potential impacts of the hurricane's path (IFRC,2023). The emergency alert system and official websites also provided contact information for emergency services, such as the Mexican Red Cross, hospitals and shelters (IFRC,2023). Official media channels advised how to prepare for the cyclone and people were advised to secure their homes, stock up on supplies, and stay away from windows and doors during the storm (Otis, n.d.). These channels worked to communicate orders from the Mexican authorities, such as the evacuation of areas expected to be severely damaged by the hurricane (UNICEF,2023).


2. Government Press Conferences: Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador held press conferences to update the public on the situation and reform plans (NBS news, 2023).


3. Social Media Platforms: Residents in Acapulco used platforms such as WhatsApp to communicate and share information about the hurricane (The Guardian,2023). Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador used Twitter for the hurricane warning at 8:25 pm on October 24 (BBC,2023).