A water hose that occurred in the city of Boca del Rio in the Mexican state of Veracruz hit the shore, causing panic. While those on the seashore fled in fear due to the incident, the hose blew up the plastic chairs, tables and umbrellas on the beach. It was reported that there were no serious injuries, except for a few people who were slightly injured as a result of the impact of the objects thrown by the hose. In the statement made by the Ministry of Civil Protection of the State of Veracruz, it was stated that the water hose that occurred at Villa del Mar beach at around 19.30 yesterday caused damage to the surrounding businesses.
The natural phenomenon called a water hose is a whirlpool that occurs on the water surface and usually reaches the clouds in the sky. While the natural phenomenon, which mostly occurs in open waters and ends in a few minutes, does not affect the beaches much, it poses a great threat to the boats in the open waters.
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