Armed Forces: Clears debris from a landslide at a home in Santiago Nonualco, La Paz, with no damage or injuries reported
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Trabajamos en la remoción de escombros provocados por un deslizamiento de tierra en el patio de una vivienda ubicada en el cantón Santa Cruz La Loma, Santiago Nonualco, La Paz Centro. No se reportan daños materiales ni personas lesionadas.— Fuerza Armada de El Salvador (@FUERZARMADASV) · Oct 20, 2026 · 21:29 (El Salvador time)
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The armed forces clear debris from a landslide at a home in Santiago Nonualco, La Paz, with no damage or injuries reported.
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