Brian Sellers-Peterson of Episcopal Relief and Development has posted some short videos (1 minute on average) of Verapaz in the aftermath of the landslide last week. As of 16 November, the Civil Authorities have reported 194 dead of which 89 lived in the department of San Vicente. A total of 15900 people were housed in 123 shelters in all affected areas. A total of 223 homes were totally destroyed; 239 houses partially destroyed and 630 in danger. Thirty-four bridges were affected and twelve major roads need repair.

Also included are two clips of El Maizal and Izalco, both affected by previous calamities in the past.

La Doctora Daniella Flamenca explains the search of a boy for his grandmother.

Sra Miriam Romero, Executive Administrator to Bishop Barahona, and el Revdo David Alvarado talk about the scene in Verapaz.

A neighborhood destroyed. The Anglican Episcopal Church of El Salvador has committed to helping 1500 families, that is over 6000 individuals.

Brian also sent three clips of on-going projects supported by ERD and the IAES.

The agricultural project at El Maizal continues.

A second video of El Maizal shows the progress.

Finally, Izalco's well is in use. Having clean and safe water is critical for the well-being of a community.

Gracias a Brian of ERD for sharing these clips with Cristosal.

NEW clips as of 18 November

A family impacted by the floods in La Libertad

More views of La Libertad

Helpers loading up supplies (at the diocesan offices in San Salvador) for the affected