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Floods destroy homes in Guatemala as Eta sweeps through Central America

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The remnants of Hurricane Eta unleash deadly floods in Guatemala, where scores of people have seen their homes destroyed as the weakened tropical depression continues to make its way across Central America, tearing through impoverished coastal areas and sweeping away whole villages.

Added on the 06/11/2020 06:00:32 - Copyright : AFP EN

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