A man checks houses damaged by tropical storm Iota in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Nov. 19, 2020. Tropical storm Iota left at least 14 people dead and one person missing after battering Honduras with heavy rains, the Permanent Contingency Commission said on Thursday. Some 96,684 people were evacuated to higher ground and 73,301 people accommodated at 822 shelters. (Photos: Xinhua)

Residents clean mud and debris after tropical storm Iota hit Honduras in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Nov. 19, 2020. Tropical storm Iota left at least 14 people dead and one person missing after battering Honduras with heavy rains, the Permanent Contingency Commission said on Thursday. Some 96,684 people were evacuated to higher ground and 73,301 people accommodated at 822 shelters.

An excavator dredges a canal after tropical storm Iota hit Honduras in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Nov. 19, 2020. Tropical storm Iota left at least 14 people dead and one person missing after battering Honduras with heavy rains, the Permanent Contingency Commission said on Thursday. Some 96,684 people were evacuated to higher ground and 73,301 people accommodated at 822 shelters.

Damaged houses are seen after tropical storm Iota hit Honduras in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Nov. 19, 2020. Tropical storm Iota left at least 14 people dead and one person missing after battering Honduras with heavy rains, the Permanent Contingency Commission said on Thursday. Some 96,684 people were evacuated to higher ground and 73,301 people accommodated at 822 shelters.

A man talks with two kids at a temporary shelter after tropical storm Iota hit Honduras in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Nov. 19, 2020. Tropical storm Iota left at least 14 people dead and one person missing after battering Honduras with heavy rains, the Permanent Contingency Commission said on Thursday. Some 96,684 people were evacuated to higher ground and 73,301 people accommodated at 822 shelters.

A girl plays at a temporary shelter after tropical storm Iota hit Honduras in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Nov. 19, 2020. Tropical storm Iota left at least 14 people dead and one person missing after battering Honduras with heavy rains, the Permanent Contingency Commission said on Thursday. Some 96,684 people were evacuated to higher ground and 73,301 people accommodated at 822 shelters.