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Caribbean Hurricane Felix has strengthened to a category-four storm but has reportedly spared Aruba and the Netherlands Antilles serious damage. Caribbean Hurricane Felix has strengthened to a category five storm but has reportedly spared Aruba and the Netherlands Antilles serious damage.
With winds now up to 220km/h (140mph), Felix forced residents and tourists on several Dutch islands to take shelter. With winds now up to 270km/h (165mph), Felix forced residents and tourists on several Dutch islands to take shelter.
Felix - the sixth named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season - ruined orchards and demolished a concert venue when it hit Grenada on Saturday.Felix - the sixth named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season - ruined orchards and demolished a concert venue when it hit Grenada on Saturday.
Meanwhile, a tropical storm has caused fatal landslides in Mexico.Meanwhile, a tropical storm has caused fatal landslides in Mexico.
The two storms come two weeks after Hurricane Dean, which killed 18 people as it crossed the Caribbean.The two storms come two weeks after Hurricane Dean, which killed 18 people as it crossed the Caribbean.
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Thousands of tourists and residents on Aruba and two of the Netherlands Antilles islands - Bonaire and Curacao - near Venezuela were forced to take shelter as Felix struck.Thousands of tourists and residents on Aruba and two of the Netherlands Antilles islands - Bonaire and Curacao - near Venezuela were forced to take shelter as Felix struck.
However, the government of the Netherlands Antilles has ended storm warnings and the damage appeared slight.However, the government of the Netherlands Antilles has ended storm warnings and the damage appeared slight.
By Sunday afternoon, the storm was about 710km (440 miles) south-east of Jamaica, moving west-north-west at 32km/h (20mph), the US National Hurricane Center (NHC) in Miami said. By Sunday afternoon, the storm was about 625km (390 miles) south-east of Jamaica, moving west-north-west at 30km/h (18mph), the US National Hurricane Center (NHC) in Miami said.
Six people died in landslides caused by Tropical Storm Henriette Felix is expected to pass Honduras and Jamaica before it hits Belize by Wednesday.
Felix is expected to pass Honduras and Jamaica before it hits Belize by Wednesday, by which time meteorologists predict it could have strengthened to category five - the highest rating.
Separately, six people died in landslides caused by Tropical Storm Henriette in the Mexican city of Acapulco.Separately, six people died in landslides caused by Tropical Storm Henriette in the Mexican city of Acapulco.
One adult and two children were killed when flooding caused a boulder to smash into a home.One adult and two children were killed when flooding caused a boulder to smash into a home.
Three siblings died when a landslide hit their home in another part of the town.Three siblings died when a landslide hit their home in another part of the town.
The NHC has warned that Henriette could also become a hurricane on Sunday and threaten Mexico's Baja California peninsula on Tuesday.The NHC has warned that Henriette could also become a hurricane on Sunday and threaten Mexico's Baja California peninsula on Tuesday.
The Atlantic hurricane season is expected to peak on 10 September.The Atlantic hurricane season is expected to peak on 10 September.

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