from seven states to deliver 125 MT of food, medicine, and clothes to the areas most affected. The Mexican government deployed the Mexican Army to the area to remove fallen trees and establish water treatment plants to assist the affected population. The Mexican Navy was sent to assist to support medical personnel in the San Blas area, and the government Department for Family Development assisted the Mexican Red Cross in delivering food. Grupo Modelo, brewers of Corona beer, sent 6,600 gallons (25,000 liters) of drinking water and 1000 food sets for the San Blas area. Backhoes and dump trucks gradually removed the debris and sand from San Blas. Dozens of storeowners, municipal employees, and volunteers in Puerto Vallarta worked to clear the debris caused by the storm. The remaining stores, bars, and shops placed signs on their windows describing they were open in an effort to attract the tourists still in the town. By about two months after the hurricane, most hotels, restaurants, and shops were reopened. See also List of Pacific hurricanes Hurricane Willa – A similarly-intense Category 5 hurricane that took a nearly identical track in late October 2018. Hurricane Patricia – The strongest and most intense tropical cyclone ever recorded in the Western Hemisphere, took a nearly identical track in late October 2015. References External links Tropical Cyclone Report – Hurricane Kenna HPC rainfall report for Kenna Kenna 2002 in Mexico Kenna Kenna Kenna Hurricanes in Guerrero Hurricanes in Michoacán Hurricanes in Colima Hurricanes in Jalisco Hurricanes in Baja California Sur