While the thermometer marks up to 40 degrees in the south of the country and the thermal sensation exceeds 46 degrees in San Pedro Sula, the country is preparing for a historic drought that threatens not only the harvests but also the health of the population as the air quality decreases due to forest fires and other pollutants that cause the main cities to remain under a dense layer of smoke. Honduras' entrance to the historic drought that thre…
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While the thermometer marks up to 40 degrees in the south of the country and the thermal sensation exceeds 46 degrees in San Pedro Sula, the country is preparing for a historic drought that threatens not only the harvests but also the health of the population as the air quality decreases due to forest fires and other pollutants that cause the main cities to remain under a dense layer of smoke. Honduras' entrance to the historic drought that thre…