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Hurricane Mitch

People stand in a house surrounded by water in the region in Honduras, Nov. 3, 1998. Many communities were isolated by flooding after Hurricane Mitch dropped rain relentlessly. Severe floods in Honduras, Nicaragua, Guatemala and El Salvador caused an estimated 9,000 deaths, with another 9,000 missing.
Victor R. Caivano, AP
Jan 30th 2008 @ 9:10AM

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