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• November 7, 2020
• 8:15 pm

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Oaxaca, Oax.- Micah Joseph, originally from Utah, United States, died drowned in the San Pedro Pochutla sea, in the Costa region.

The death was recorded around 4:15 p.m. this Saturday, in the vicinity of Zipolite Beach.

Micah had arrived in Zipolite for vacation for two days, he was swept away by the waves and drowned.

Lifeguards tried to rescue him, however, he no longer had vital signs.

The body was transferred to the municipal seat where his relatives claimed it.

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