Central American nations activate emergency protocols as El Nino drought worsens
Panama and El Salvador have joined Honduras in declaring emergencies due to severe drought linked to El Nino, which has also reduced shipping through the Panama Canal. Both countries recorded their hottest June and July on record, heightening fears of food shortages. El Salvador issued a red alert for meteorological and agricultural drought, while Panama's interior minister said the measure prepares authorities for the coming impacts.
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