Heavy rains linked to El Nino trigger severe land collapse in Guatemala SAN MIGUEL PETAPA, GUATEMALA - OCTOBER 04: Residents try to go on with their daily lives amid severe damage and collapsed structures in the Villa Hermosa I neighborhood following relentless rainfall and the overflow of the Pinula River in San Miguel Petapa, Guatemala on October 04, 2026. The rising waters, linked to the El Nino phenomenon, triggered extensive riverbank erosion and land loss, damaging several homes and leaving nearby properties at continuous risk of collapse. Luis Vargas Anadolu San Miguel Petapa Guatemala. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage.

Heavy rains linked to El Nino trigger severe land collapse in Guatemala SAN MIGUEL PETAPA, GUATEMALA - OCTOBER 04: Residents try to go on with their daily lives amid severe damage and collapsed structures in the Villa Hermosa I neighborhood following relentless rainfall and the overflow of the Pinula River in San Miguel Petapa, Guatemala on October 04, 2026. The rising waters, linked to the El Nino phenomenon, triggered extensive riverbank erosion and land loss, damaging several homes and leaving nearby properties at continuous risk of collapse. Luis Vargas Anadolu San Miguel Petapa Guatemala. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage.

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Heavy rains linked to El Nino trigger severe land collapse in Guatemala SAN MIGUEL PETAPA, GUATEMALA - OCTOBER 04: Residents try to go on with their daily lives amid severe damage and collapsed structures in the Villa Hermosa I neighborhood following relentless rainfall and the overflow of the Pinula River in San Miguel Petapa, Guatemala on October 04, 2026. The rising waters, linked to the El Nino phenomenon, triggered extensive riverbank erosion and land loss, damaging several homes and leaving nearby properties at continuous risk of collapse. Luis Vargas Anadolu San Miguel Petapa Guatemala. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage.

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