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Nicaraguan Hurricane Victims Desperate
The lack of food, drinking water and home is the key point of the tragedy thousand Nicaraguan victims lives today due Hurricane Felix, which devastated the country's northeastern zone four days ago.

Dozens of communities from the North Atlantic Autonomous Region are still isolated, while helicopters from the Nicaraguan Air Force can't cope with supporting victims.

So far, the country has official confirmed 53 dead, 105 missing people, some 10,000 destroyed houses and over 50,000 victims, but the number of deceased and affected persons could surpass 100.

A Cuban medical brigade in the zone before the passing of the hurricane, as part of the collaboration between both countries, is giving medical care to people.
 


 

 

 

 
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