At least nine people are dead and two people are missing from a small town near Guatemala City after intense rainfall caused a mudslide.
Around 50 people were affected and various homes were damaged in Santa Isabel II, a town 30km south of the capital, David de Leon, a spokesman for the national emergency services, told reporters.
After Tuesday's rains, the lack of drainage caused water to accumulate and eventually triggered the mudslide, de Leon said.
Authorities opened shelters for those affected, while emergency services continued to look for survivors.
The rainfall caused flooding and mudslides across the Central American nation.
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Last year, Guatemala had one of its worst ever natural disasters when nearly 300 people died in a mudslide in Santa Catarina Pinula on the southeastern flank of Guatemala City.
