Guatemala Emergency Alerts: Live CONRED Bulletins
Official CONRED bulletins and alerts, read from conred.gob.gt/feed/ several times a day. Each bulletin links back to the source.
Latest Bulletin
CONRED bulletin
2026-10-28
Viento moderado y posibles lluvias para este 28 de octubre
Read on CONRED →Boletines Informativos
Rainy-season emergencies so far this year
1,559
emergencies recorded
195,286
people affected
38,418
families affected
Cumulative rainy-season figure, as of September 22, 2026, per SE-CONRED records (Boletín Informativo No. 300-2026). The most frequent events are flooding, fallen trees, landslides and collapses. Original bulletin · published 2026-09-22
CONRED Alert Levels
Green
Normal, no active threat.
Yellow
Threat identified, dangerous event possible.
Orange
Escalating trend, emergency likely.
Red
Declared according to the magnitude of the event, its impact on the population and the CONRED System's response capacity; for sudden-onset events it is declared immediately.
Last 30 Days Activity
29/0928/10
As of 2026-10-28 · source: CONRED
Recent Bulletins
- Viento moderado y posibles lluvias para este 28 de octubre
- SE-CONRED promueve medidas de prevención durante la actividad de barriletes
- Simulacro escolar fortalece cultura de prevención en Quiché
- Lluvias disminuirán del Sur al Centro del país durante esta semana
- SE-CONRED destaca la importancia de la prevención ante el cambio climático
- Guatemala fortalece su capacidad aérea para combatir incendios
- La vuelta a Guatemala comienza, ¡Movilízate con prevención!
- Brigadas de Respuesta Inmediata contribuyen al control de incendios a nivel nacional
- Atención a familias afectadas por lluvias continúa a través del Sistema CONRED
- En las últimas horas, se registraron sismos en 8 departamentos
- Simulacro permitió evaluar protocolos ante emergencia
- Depresión Tropical 22-E no representa peligro directo para Guatemala
- Simulacro industrial en Zona 12 pondrá a prueba los protocolos de evacuación y rescate
- Guatemala comparte avances en Gestión del Riesgo con enfoque de género
- Alta Verapaz, Izabal, Quiché y Zacapa presentan alto nivel de saturación del suelo
- Conozca cómo activar las Alertas De Sismos De Google
- Guatemala incorpora Sistema de Alertas De Sismos para fortalecer prevención
- La seguridad alimentaria fortalece la resiliencia
- Volcán de Fuego registra dispersión de ceniza hacia Sacatepéquez y Escuintla
- Mediante actividades lúdicas, SE-CONRED fomenta la prevención en familias de Quiché
Active emergency:
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FAQ
What does each CONRED alert level mean?
CONRED uses 4 levels: Verde (Green) means normal conditions with no active threat. Amarilla (Yellow) means a threat has been identified and a dangerous event is possible. Anaranjada (Orange) means the situation is escalating and an emergency is likely. Roja (Red) is declared according to the magnitude of the event, its impact on the population and the CONRED System’s response capacity; for sudden-onset events it is declared immediately.
Where do these alerts come from?
All bulletins are pulled directly from CONRED’s official RSS feed at conred.gob.gt/feed/, the national disaster reduction coordinator. We aggregate, archive, and timeline them — original posts always link back to the source.
How often does this page update?
We re-read CONRED’s official feed about four times a day, and the page is rebuilt at least once a day; the ‘As of’ line under the timeline shows the date of the data you are looking at. That is still not real time: during an active emergency, follow CONRED’s Facebook (facebook.com/conredgt) or call 119. We aim to be the historical record + at-a-glance daily reference.
What's CONRED's emergency phone number?
119 from any phone in Guatemala. International: +502 2296-9100. Address: Avenida Hincapié 21-72, zona 13, Ciudad de Guatemala.
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