VOICED : Eta avanza por Nicaragua degradada a tormenta tropical, tras causar tres muertes

ETA, a tropical storm, advanced through Nicaragua causing significant damage, including strong winds and potential for floods. Personal accounts highlight the fear and destruction faced by residents, with some refusing to evacuate. The storm resulted in structural damage, leaving many homeless. In Nicaragua, two people died in a mine collapse, while in Honduras, a child died due to a house collapse. The storm caused river flooding, landslides, and infrastructure destruction, with predictions of further disasters.

What was the maximum sustained wind speed of Tropical Storm ETA as it moved through Nicaragua?

• 95 kilometers per hour

• 105 kilometers per hour

• 85 kilometers per hour

• 75 kilometers per hour

What was the reaction of the local population to the storm's approach?

• Some refused to leave their homes despite the danger.

• They evacuated immediately.

• They were indifferent to the storm.

• They celebrated the storm's arrival.

What did the narrator request for the people affected by the storm?

• Financial compensation

• Relocation to another country

• Assistance and support

• A new government

How many people died in Nicaragua due to the collapse of a mine?

• One person

• Two people

• Three people

• Four people

What were some of the broader impacts of ETA in Honduras?

• Increased tourism

• Economic growth

• River flooding and infrastructure damage

• Improved weather conditions