Hurricane John, often referred to as a 'zombie' storm, has regained strength as it makes its return to the coastal regions of southwestern Mexico. This area has already been affected by mudslides, closures, and has reported at least five fatalities due to the storm's prolonged presence. The storm has been unleashing heavy rain along Mexico's southwestern coast, which is known for its ports and tourist destinations. Over the past several days, the slow-moving system has caused significant disruption, impacting major cargo ports and leading to temporary airport closures. Since Monday, Hurricane John has been fluctuating in intensity, causing concern as it continues to churn near the coastline. The storm's effects have been felt acutely, with the majority of the reported deaths attributed to mudslides triggered by the heavy rainfall.