A new report from Oxfam details significant corn crop losses impacting 36,000 households in Guatemala’s “Dry Corridor.” The drought is the primary cause, severely damaging maize yields – a staple food for many families. These losses are expected to worsen the existing food crisis in the region over the coming months. The report highlights the vulnerability of these communities to climate change and the urgent need for support. Without intervention, more families will face hunger and malnutrition. Oxfam is urging increased aid and long-term strategies to build resilience against future droughts and ensure food security for affected populations. The situation demands immediate attention to prevent a deepening humanitarian crisis.