Temporary in Vera: at Least One Dead and More than 100 Evacuated

Some 1,600 homes are still affected by floods

The Government of Santa Fe, through the Ministry of Civil Protection, continues to coordinate a wide operation in the city of Vera. It works with the areas of health, human development, security and public works. There are 75 people evacuated, who are assisted along with another 1,600 who are in their affected homes. [...] The entrance Vera: Province attended those evacuated during the night, while 90% of the city already recovered from the stor…

The city of Vera, in the north of the province of Santa Fe, faces one of the worst climatic disasters in its history after recording an unprecedented 450-millimeter rain in just 7 hours. The phenomenon, left flooded streets, flooded homes and more than 120 people evacuated, according to reports on social networks. Rito Fernández, former footballer from Colón y Unión in the 1970s and a well-known figure in the region, spoke with EME Medios Vera a…

As the National Meteorological Service (SMN) had warned, the late hours of Monday and early Tuesday were marked by severe storms in various parts of the country, where the alert ranged from yellow to orange. One of the areas hardest hit by the storm was the north of the province of Santa Fe, specifically the city of Vera, which was completely flooded after more than 420 millimeters of rain fell in just six hours. Amid the despair caused by the f…

More than 400 mm were precipitated in the last hours. The situation is monitored in other locations in the area. There is one person who died in Vera and evacuated. Rige alerts the whole province. The provincial government is assisting the people affected by the storm that in the last hours was unleashed [...] The Provincial entrance assists the people affected by the storm in the north of Santa Fesino was first published in Pausa.

More than 100 evacuees and at least one death is the result that, for the time being, left the severe floods that affect the city of Vera, in the north of Santa Fe, where about 400 millimetres of water fell within six hours between Monday night and Tuesday morning. "We never had a climate emergency of this magnitude," the municipality's mayor warned.According to the Santa Fe Aire portal, 116 people had to be evacuated by personnel of Firefighter…