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Share MEDELLIN, COLOMBIA In the wake of two devastating November hurricanes estimated to have killed over 90 people in Honduras, church-run albergues (shelters) across the Central American country have played a key role in housing thousands of people displaced from their homes. While these shelters provide essential care, health experts from faith-based and secular NGOS alike have warned that cramped living conditions, a lack of protective equipment, and the complete disruption of victims’ lives could lead to another wave of COVID-19 in the country, even in those areas far from the epicenter of the hurricane damage. So far, the country of about 9.5 million people has seen about 17,000 confirmed cases and just over 3,000 deaths this year, about 300 deaths per million people and about a third of the per capita deaths seen in the U.S., according to tracking data from Johns Hopkins University. Then came Hurricane Eta, touching down as a Category 4 hurrican

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