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Jamastran, Nov 18 (EFE).- What is now Tropical Depression Iota killed at least 22 people on its path through Nicaragua and Honduras, the governments of those Central American nations said Wednesday.Iota, which made landfall late Monday in Nicaragua as a Category 4 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 250km/h (155 mph), pounded the same areas that were slammed two weeks ago by Eta, also a Cat 4. (Camera: URIEL GUDIEL). SHOT LIST: DESTRUCTIONS AND RAIN-SWOLLEN RIVER AND STREAM CAUSED BY HURRICANE IOTA, IN MATAZANO AND REDONDO DEL AGUILA, HONDURAS.
San Andres, Nov 18 (EFE).- What is now Tropical Depression Iota killed at least 24 people on its path through Nicaragua, Honduras and the Colombian Caribbean islands, their respective governments said Wednesday.Iota, which made landfall late Monday in Nicaragua as a Category 4 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 250km/h (155 mph), pounded the same areas that were slammed two weeks ago by Eta, also a Cat 4.The death toll from Iota in Nicaragua stands at 16, while four other people are listed as missing, Vice President Rosario Murrillo told a press conference in Managua. (Camera: JUAN DIEGO LOPEZ). SHOT LIST: THE AREAS AFFECTED BY HURRICANE IOTA, IN PROVIDENCIA AND SAN ANDRES, COLOMBIA.
Istanbul, Oct 30 (EEE).- A powerful earthquake in the Aegean Sea rocked coastal areas of Greece and Turkey on Friday, killing at least 22 people and leaving more than 800 others injured.The strongest impact of the temblor was in the Turkish city of Izmir, where at least 20 people perished and rescue teams were continuing to search 17 buildings that suffered severe damage, Turkey's AFAD emergency management agency said. (Camera: LARA VILLALÓN). SHOT LIST: RESCUE WORKERS AND PEOPLE SEARCH FOR SURVIVORS AT A COLLAPSED BUILDING AFTER A 7.0 MAGNITUDE EARTHQUAKE IN THE AEGEAN SEA, IN IZMIR, TURKEY.
Another major tropical storm is ravaging the Caribbean and heading north, with residents living on the US Gulf Coast being put on hurricane, storm surge, and tropical storm watch on Friday. Tropical Storm Nate began ripping through the Nicaraguan town of Juan del Sur on Thursday, destroying boats and infrastructure in its path and pummeling the beaches with waves dozens of feet high. Nate has already been responsible for the deaths of 22 people, mostly due to flash-floods and mudslides brought on by heavy rain.
At least 22 fans were killed in Cairo on Sunday when riot police clashed with fans outside an Egyptian Premier League soccer game. Reports said that the deaths occurred as supporters of Zamalek tried to force their way into the stadium to watch the game against Cairo rivals ENPPI.
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