Iguazú National Park Loses Its Most Emblematic Attraction: the Emergency Closure in the Devil's Throat Due to the Child Phenomenon
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The Iguazú National Park, which protects the Falls, preemptively closed the gateway to the imposing Devil's Throat before the projections for September of a strong flood of the river Iguazú due to the climate phenomenon of El Niño.
The Iguazú National Park, which protects the Falls, preemptively closed the gateway to the imposing Devil's Gorge before the projections for September of a strong flood of the Iguazú river flow due to the climate phenomenon of El Niño. Argentina's entrance closes access to the Devil's Gorge in the Iguazú Falls by El Niño was first published in Digital Process.
Although the Iguazú National Park remains open and operates normally, the Garganta del Diablo circuit closed again. This time the measure will be extended for at least 40 days, from this Monday, August 3, before the forecasts of rain and possible flood of the Iguazú River. “The National Park is open and operates normally. Only the Garganta del Diablo Circuit will be closed from Monday, August 3, due to preventive measures due to climatic phenome…
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