LOS CABOS, Mexico (AP) — A highway bridge dangles into a raging river. The collapsed roof of an auto dealership lies on a half dozen cars. Inside a looted Wal-Mart superstore, there’s nothing but puddles, trash and empty shelves.

Images of the aftermath of Hurricane Odile’s landfall show devastation and desperation in Mexico’s Baja California Peninsula, where tens of thousands of people endured a fourth day without electricity or running water Thursday.