Locals carry belongings down flooded streets in N Honduras

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For more: https://news.cgtn.com/news/2020-11-20/Locals-carry-belongings-down-flooded-streets-in-N-Honduras-VzqkayAv8k/index.html Some 250 municipal brigades have been dispatched to collect fallen trees and debris from the latest hurricane to hit Honduras. Much of the country’s industrial heartland in the northern Sula Valley was underwater.

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