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DVIDS - News - JTF-Bravo leadership conducts operational familiarization visit with civil affairs teams in Guatemala
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DVIDS - News - DESRON 40 Holds Change of Command
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Subcomisario Nolasco, más de 1,000 rescates por Eta e Iota
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MISSION SAN FRANCISCO DE ASIS, Honduras
First came Hurricane Eta. Then, Hurricane Iota, unleashing rains of biblical proportions on the hillside community of La Reina.
As Iota hammered La Reina for four days, residents kept watch on the mountain above their 300 homes for signs that they should flee. Some left quickly when the downpour ceased. Ivan Varela resisted, hoping to protect the seven houses he and his brothers had built over the years with money they earned in the United States.
On the last night, as his parents prayed, Varela shot his pistol into the air to scare off thieves stalking the properties of those who already had evacuated. But soon he realized the battle was lost. Water was gushing out of the ground and the earth was starting to tremble. He called his brother in Florida.
Honduras: Population Movement Emergency Plan of Action DREF Operation n° MDRHN014
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Through coordination platforms and several reports in unofficial media and communication from the Guatemalan Institute of Migration, the Honduran Red Cross (HRC) has received reports of a new caravan of Honduran migrants expected to leave for Guatemala heading towards Mexico and the United States at the end of July (between 25-31). The new caravan is composed mainly of Hondurans and migrants from other Central American countries, South America, Haiti and Cuba, many of whom are already temporarily settled in southern Honduras, currently living complex situations that drive them to take the migratory route.