Bolivia declares state of emergency to combat floods

In a publication through his social network account X, President Díaz-Canel lamented the more than 50 human losses left by the heavy and persistent rainfall and as well as the massive damage to infrastructure and agriculture. READ ALSO: Bolivia declares itself a national emergency due to heavy rains and floods "Translated to President Luis Arce all Cuba's solidarity and support for his people and government in that state of national emergency." …

Emergency decreed in Bolivia due to heavy rains

Bolivian President Luis Arce Catacora Wednesday declared a nationwide emergency due to severe natural disasters caused by unprecedented rainfall across all nine departments in the country. The move seeks to expedite aid, enable exceptional purchases, secure external funding, and mobilize resources to address the crisis.

Bolivia declares national emergency over torrential rains, floods

At least 51 killed and more than 378,000 families affected by devastating weather conditions since last November - Anadolu Ajansı

By Mauricio Torres, CNN en Español Bolivian President Luis Arce declared a national emergency on Wednesday due to the rains that have affected the country since late 2024, leaving at least 51 people dead, eight missing, and more than 378,000 families affected. Accompanied by part of his cabinet, Arce said in a message to the media that the rainfall has caused flooding and other damage in all nine departments of Bolivia.

Bolivia declares state of emergency to combat floods

Bolivia's government decreed a state of emergency Wednesday to deal with floods caused by torrential rains blamed for 51 deaths since November.

Bolivia declares emergency after floods kill over 50

LA PAZ - Bolivian President Luis Arce declared a national emergency on Wednesday after torrential rains and severe floods left more than 50 dead and displaced more than 100,000 across the country.