Thursday, November 12, 2020
Hurricane Eta has compounded the difficult conditions faced by millions of families in Central America amid the COVID-19 related economic devastation, hunger and unemployment.
And now the region is threatened by another storm – Iota.
A week into the aftermath of ETA, 3.4 million have been directly affected, 1.5 million people need urgent humanitarian aid and more than 91,000 have been relocated in temporary shelters. The effects of ETA on the region’s infrastructure, crops, families and particularly on children are devastating, according to international aid agency, World Vision.
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