105 Central Americans Killed by Flood

A total of 105 people died in floods and landslides caused by torrential rain for 10 days in Central America. President of El Salvador Mauricio Funes on television urging the international community to immediately send humanitarian aid to the flood affected areas. Meanwhile, Honduran President Porfirio Lobo urged its citizens to help each other help in dealing with victims.

"This is called the new push for solidarity," said Porfirio Lobo, as quoted by the Associated Press. According to reports, the number of residents who were killed in Guatemala reached 38 people, while in Elsavador 34 people. Floods also struck Honduras, and Nicaragua, the death toll in the country, respectively, 15 and 14 people. Costa Rica is also one of the country affected by floods and landslides, but only five people were killed in the deadly disaster. Guatemala is also directly enter the event as a national disaster. Because as many as 130 thousand people become victims of the deadly flood.