Honduras drought and heat raise waterborne disease risk in Dry Corridor

Prolonged drought and high temperatures in Honduras, particularly in the Dry Corridor, are reducing water availability, forcing families to use lower-quality sources and increasing the risk of diarrheal and gastrointestinal diseases. The report is based on local media coverage and lacks specific epidemiological data, so the scale of the health impact remains uncertain. This highlights the intersection of climate stress and public health in a vulnerable region.