Honduras needs your help and solidarity urgently: Agatha, tropical storm, is devastating Honduras and Central America and has caused so much damage in many zones that it has been described as "worse than Hurricane Mitch"

Agatha has left at least 14 dead in Honduras. Reports state that at least 115 people have died in total in whole Central America due to the tropical storm. 

CNN reports: 

Guatemala was hit hardest, with at least 92 deaths, 54 people missing and 59 injured, emergency officials said. Nearly 112,000 people have been evacuated and more than 29,000 areliving in temporary shelters, Guatemalan President Alvaro Colom said in an address to the nation late Sunday.

The devastation has been widespread throughout Guatemala with mudslides destroying homes and buildings and burying some victims. At least nine rivers have dramatically higher levels and 13 bridges have collapsed, the nation's emergency services said.

In Honduras:

The subdirector of Copeco, Randolfo Funes said to journalists that the storm had left 14 dead , 9  missing, 4 injured, 3,227 evacuated, 235 homeless, 3,168 have had to take refuge in shelters. 

Copeco also registers damages in 27 main roads, 17 bridges, 15 sewers, 5 schools, and two public buildings. .

 2.526 hectares with crops were flooded due to the growth of rivers and streams.  

A man walks in the flood caused by a stream in El Cubulero (Honduras).Tropical storm "Agatha" has caused several fllods in  Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras, in the last 36 hours  and has killed approximately 115 persons and destroyed hundreds of houses, bridges, and roads.  EFE

Red, yellow, and Green Alerts

The government has declared natiaonal emergency.  

Copeco declared red alert  in the departments:  Choluteca, Cortés and Valle, in the  Distrito Central and El Progreso, Yoro.

Departments  Lempira, Intibucá, Copán, Ocotepeque, Comayagua, Yoro, La Paz and Santa Bárbara are in yellow alert .  Colón, Olancho, Islas de la Bahía, Atlántida, El Paraíso and Gracias a Dios are in green alert.

The levels of rivers have reached their maximum capacity and many have burst its banks.

Affected departments	14
Affected municipalities	82
Affected Localities	328
Dead	14
Disappeared	1
Wounded	4
Evacuated	3227
Affected	235
Sheltered	3570
Damaged Houses	675
Destroyed Homes	63
Damaged Roads	27
Damaged Bridges	6
Destroyed Bridges	11
Sewers	7
Destroyed Sewers	8
Damaged Schools	5
Destroyed Buildings	2
Water supply systems	6
Electric Power Systems	11
Blocks with damaged crops	2526

Source: La Prensa, CNN

The mudslide caused huge holes in barrio Las Torres in Tegucigalpa. Many risked their lives to save their belongings. 

The river Choluteca burst its banks.

This  is how Tegucigalpa looks like after Rio Choluteca burst its banks, which has affected the lowest areas of the Honduran capital city. Photo: AFP

Photos: Diario TIEMPO