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• Hurricanes in 2020 drastically reduced the capacity of river embankments in the country, which, combined with oversaturation of soil, has prevented the accelerated flow of standing water, causing overflowing and flooding (LP 29/09/2022; CSIS 27/09/2022). Rain was forecast until 25 October, but the rainy season sometimes lasts until November, which could increase the number of people in need (La Tribuna 25/10/2022; Periódico Digital Centroamericano y del Caribe 23/10/2022).
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