Twenty-two people are dead and 32,000 are homeless after torrential rain caused flooding near Nicaragua's capital Managua.
Days of torrential rains in Nicaragua has left 22 people dead and 32,000 homeless.
Nine of the victims died when a retaining wall collapsed and flattened four shacks near the capital Managua, government spokeswoman Rosario Murillo said on Saturday.
The report said 4,544 homes were damaged or destroyed by floods or were evacuated due to flood risk.
The rains impacted 17 departments in the country and 5,630 people are in temporary shelters and receiving food aid, Murillo said.
The bodies of nine people died in the populous neighborhood, Barrio 18 de Mayo, in southeast Managua when a wall around a housing development collapsed because of the heavy rains
Sunday 26 October 2014
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