VOICED : Al menos 300 personas evacuadas por lluvias en Honduras

In Honduras, heavy rains have led to evacuations, particularly in Tegucigalpa's northeast, where homes have collapsed. Military forces have been involved in evacuating residents who are reluctant to leave. Authorities highlight the critical nature of the area due to soil saturation. Families face emotional distress as they leave their homes. The annual rains, which occur from May to November, have already caused several deaths this year. The capital, with its challenging topography, is particularly vulnerable to landslides, affecting poorer communities living on elevated terrains.

What was the main reason for the evacuation of 300 people in the barrio Guillén?

• A military exercise in the neighborhood

• Heavy rains causing house collapses

• A festival requiring temporary relocation

• A government order to renovate the area

How did the military contribute to the evacuation process in Tegucigalpa?

• They enforced the evacuation of reluctant residents

• They distributed food and water supplies

• They built temporary shelters for the displaced

• They provided transportation for the evacuees

What was the emotional response of the families as they evacuated their homes?

• They were emotional and saddened by the separation

• They were relieved to leave the dangerous area

• They were indifferent to leaving their homes

• They were excited about moving to a new place

What natural condition led to the collapse of houses in the critical area?

• Earthquakes shaking the foundations

• Soil saturation from heavy rains

• Strong winds damaging the structures

• Volcanic activity in the region

Why is the capital of Honduras particularly vulnerable to landslides?

• It is surrounded by dense forests

• It is located in a desert region

• It has an accident-prone topography with elevations

• It has a flat and stable terrain