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200 Homes and Businesses Destroyed by Fire in Caribbean Resort Island
Residents in Caribbean resort island of Guanaja, Honduras forced to extinguish a major fire using buckets of water as response from firefighting authorities have been slow. The blaze destroyed over 200 homes and businesses at the popular resort island on Saturday, showing several seaside properties smoldered and collapsed into the water around Guanaja.
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