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From: Aug 31– Sep 6, 2010
San Jose= 127mm
Retalhuleu= 157 mm
Choluteca= 158mm
255 events across all the country 50,634 people affected
43.043 people on risk 11,495 people evacuees
9,303 people lodged in 94 sites 15 people disappear
50 dies
15 persons lost
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