Nearly a month since two hurricanes slammed into Central America, many areas are still under water.
In Honduras, thousands have been left homeless - something that is making the already critical COVID-19 health emergency even worse.
The Honduran government has admitted it is struggling to cope with the impact of the storms that left bridges and power-lines collapsed, roads buried under mudslides, and entire towns flooded.
Al Jazeera’s Manuel Rapalo reports.
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In Honduras, thousands have been left homeless - something that is making the already critical COVID-19 health emergency even worse.
The Honduran government has admitted it is struggling to cope with the impact of the storms that left bridges and power-lines collapsed, roads buried under mudslides, and entire towns flooded.
Al Jazeera’s Manuel Rapalo reports.
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