President of Guatemala, Álvaro Colom, concerned that the toll could yet become drowsy. Alejandro Maldonado, Secretary attached to the National Disaster Prevention (Conred) stated that 12% of the land was prone to landslides. Colom told he would renew the state of disaster at national level. "It was a weekend of tragedy for the country" said President Guatemala. "He had not much more since 1949 " said Eddy Sanchez, director of the Institute of Seismology of Vulcanolgie, Meteorology and Hydrology (INSIVUMEH or Instituto Nacional de Sismología, Vulcanologia, Meteorología e Hidrología).
rains have caused overflowing of rivers in the northeast and southwest of the country and landslides on the roadside. "
Guatemala is in a state of "calamity" since the passage of Agatha and the eruption of the volcano Pacaya. The country has faced extensive destruction since May, including the destruction of 13 bridges.
rains have caused overflowing of rivers in the northeast and southwest of the country and landslides on the roadside. "
Guatemala is in a state of "calamity" since the passage of Agatha and the eruption of the volcano Pacaya. The country has faced extensive destruction since May, including the destruction of 13 bridges.
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