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Villa El Salvador: Bus Is Stranded After Flooding by Heavy Drizzles in Southern Lima

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A public transport bus from the company El Rapido was immobilized in the middle of a flooded area of Juan Velasco Alvarado Avenue, in Villa El Salvador, due to the intense drizzles recorded between Wednesday night and Thursday morning, mainly in districts of southern Lima.
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The unit was trapped in a stretch of Juan Velasco Alvarado Avenue, where the water covered much of the track. A hydrojet arrived to remove the water, but failed to evacuate it completely.

·Lima, Peru
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A public transport bus from the company El Rapido was immobilized in the middle of a flooded area of Juan Velasco Alvarado Avenue, in Villa El Salvador, due to the intense drizzles recorded between Wednesday night and Thursday morning, mainly in districts of southern Lima.

The unit was partially sunk in the middle of the aniego on Juan Velasco Alvarado Avenue, due to the intense drizzles that fell in South Lima in the last few hours.

·Lima, Peru
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Bus de El Rapido was stranded in an aniego in Villa El Salvador after the rains in Lima. At least 50 families were also affected by floods.

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The vehicle of the company El Rapido was partially submerged due to the accumulation of water in Villa El Salvador after the drizzles in Lima

·Lima, Peru
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A bus from the company El Rapido was stranded in the middle of a watered track in the district of Villa El Salvador. The vehicle from the C line looked trapped during the early hours of the morning of this Thursday, November 5 because of the rains that started the night before.

·Lima, Peru
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El Comercio broke the news in Lima, Peru on Thursday, November 5, 2026.
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