Hurricane Simon and Rachel's remnants leave six dead along Mexico's Pacific coast

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How the sides differ Left sources emphasize Simon's slow movement up the coast and damage to towns and resorts; alternative sources stress flooding, landslides and the rising death toll.

Both reports say six people have died in Mexico after Hurricane Simon and other tropical weather systems struck the Pacific coast. CBS News describes Simon moving slowly up the coast of west-central Mexico, with damage in coastal towns and resorts. AP attributes the deaths to Simon and the remnants of Tropical Storm Rachel, citing heavy rains that caused flooding and landslides, according to authorities. AP also says Simon was a Category 1 storm before strengthening Tuesday night.

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Left CBSCBS NewsHurricane Simon hits Mexico after storms kill 6

Presents the storm as an ongoing hurricane moving slowly up the coast, with deaths and damage to Pacific towns and resorts.

Alternative APAPDeath toll rises to 6 as Hurricane Simon and Rachel remnants unleash floods in Mexico

Focuses on the rising death toll and the flooding and landslides from Simon and Rachel's remnants, citing authorities and the storm's strengthening.

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