Seven members of a family were killed after their house was crushed under a landslide in Santo Tomás, El Salvador.

Drone footage captured on June 3 shows the aftermath of the landslide.

The filmer writes: "In different parts of the country, intense rain, landslides and flooding have been registered, leaving thousands of families affected, houses destroyed and damages to road infrastructure."

El Salvador has been hit by several days of rain triggered by tropical storms Cristobal and Amanda.

A complete family of 7 members would have been buried by a mud, stone and tree landslide that fell on their home in the Los Cipreses canton, in Santo Tomás, municipality of San Salvador, El Salvador, a country that has already been running for five consecutive rainy days. provoked by storms Amanda and Cristóbal.

In different parts of the country, intense rains, landslides and floods have been registered, leaving thousands of families affected, houses destroyed and damages to road infrastructure for more than 200 million dollars, according to preliminary reports from government authorities. Rescuers, members of the army engineer command and agents of the National Civil Police collaborate in the search for the bodies of the deceased, who have been buried in the mud and earth avalanche. At least three houses have been affected.