Ecuador's Sea Storm Shocks Coastline 10 Facts You Need to Know
The storm swept across the Pacific coastline.
Winds reached speeds of over 70 mph, while waves surged up to 20 feet high.
Guayaquil, Salinas, and Montañita. These regions saw significant damage.
Damaged roads, and temporary closures of the country's key ports and airports.
Evacuation centers were set up to shelter residents.
The storm’s strong winds and waves caused severe coastal erosion and displaced wildlife.
The storm caused considerable economic damage, with losses in tourism, fishing, and agriculture.
Teams repair damage as the government aids families and businesses.
It is enhancing its disaster preparedness measures, including improving early warning system
Ecuador's coastline has been severely affected, but with recovery underway