regions, 92 homes were planned to be constructed. The fifth project, consisting of 33 homes, was placed close to the first project, having a similar access to the major highway. The final housing project, and largest, was set up south of the destroyed town of Choloma. A total of 600 homes, all built on concrete blocks and doubled up, were placed in this housing project. On October 3, 1974, Guatemalan businessmen Dionisio Gutiérrez and Alfonso Bosch died when they went by plane to support the victims of Hurricane Fifi–Orlene in Honduras. The plane was carrying a shipment of medicines that had been collected by the Rotary Club of Guatemala but was crashed by weather conditions and cargo near the village of Las Nubes. The descendants of the deceased, owners of companies such as Pollo Campero, Avícola Villalobos and Empacadora Toledo created the Juan Bautista Gutierrez Foundation to centralize a series of social projects that they had carried out for several years. See also List of Category 2 Atlantic hurricanes List of Category 2 Pacific hurricanes Hurricane Keith (2000) Hurricane Iris (2001) Hurricane Manuel (2013) Hurricane Nana (2020) References Further reading External links Hurricane Fifi Preliminary Report Fifi-Orlene Fifi- Orlene Fifi-Orlene Fifi-Orlene Fifi-Orlene Fifi-Orlene Fifi-Orlene Fifi-Orlene Fifi-Orlene Retired Atlantic hurricanes Hurricane Fifi-Orlene