zacatlan造句

• Serafin 1814 met Ignacio Lopez Rayon in Zacatlan and formally joined the fight for Mexican independence.
• The truck was located in Zacatlan, 120 miles ( 200 kms ) north of Mexico City.
• Zacatlan, about 120 miles northeast of Mexico City, has become a base for the flood relief effort.
• With many roads still blocked by mudslides and inclement weather preventing some helicopter flights, a lot of the aid had become bottlenecked in Zacatlan.
• Mexican police found the truck May 16 abandoned along a highway in Zacatlan, about 120 miles northwest of Mexico City in central Puebla state.
• For instance, Mexican police recently found a stolen truck abandoned along a remote highway in Zacatlan, about 120 miles northwest of Mexico City.
• The historic center of the city is filled with traditional houses with red tile roofs and Zacatlan was designated a  Pueblo M醙ico in 2011.
• On a recent day, goods donated by individuals as well as Catholic parishes across Mexico jammed meeting rooms and a chapel of a Zacatlan church.
• Mexican police found the stolen truck May 16 abandoned along a highway in Zacatlan, about 120 miles northwest of Mexico City, in central Puebla state.
• He added that ruling-party bosses in the area where he works, eight hours by foot from Zacatlan, have denied help to people who don't support them.
• Because of concerns that relief supplies will be diverted, Jean and some private relief workers in Zacatlan are trying to put food and other supplies directly into flood victims'hands.
• Authorities cordoned off the area around where the truck was discovered, abandoned along a highway in Zacatlan, 120 miles ( 200 kilometers ) northwest of Mexico City in central Puebla state.
• "We are going to go from house to house and give people aid personally, " said Daniel Pineda, the Telmex manager in charge of the civilian relief operation in Zacatlan.
• Across the small plaza, mountains of government relief supplies _ corn meal and sugar, canned soup and bottled water _ occupied a large patio at Zacatlan's colonial-era city hall.
• Only about half a ton, or 20 out of 96 drums, was still inside the truck when local police found it abandoned on a street in Zacatlan, 120 miles ( 200 kms ) northwest of Mexico City, said Federico Perez, director of Hidalgo state police.
• Now, more than three weeks after the flooding began, Jean spends long days overseeing the distribution of as much as 15 tons of donated goods daily from a garage on a college campus in Zacatlan, a market town of 60, 000 in Puebla state's northern mountains.