NewzThe Honduran government declared a drought alert on Wednesday, affecting 80% of the country, including the capital city of Tegucigalpa. The measure follows the onset of El Nino, a weather phenomenon that has intensified dry conditions across the region.
The drought has begun to impact agricultural production and livestock health, leading to reports of crop damage and animal deaths. In Tegucigalpa, authorities have implemented water rationing measures as residents cope with the scarcity of resources.
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