Alluvial in Chile: Peruvian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Has Communication Channels for Nationals
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In the face of the flood in the Metropolitan region of Santiago de Chile, the Peruvian Foreign Ministry said that it has been monitoring the situation and is keeping an eye on any requests for assistance that our nationals might present.
The phenomenon left more than 3,000 people affected and resulted in overflows, floods, and damage to infrastructure in the Metropolitan Region.
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Through a statement on its social networks, Foreign Ministry reported on the emergency in Santiago de Chile, which so far leaves at least six injured and serious material damage.
In the face of the flood in the Metropolitan region of Santiago de Chile, the Peruvian Foreign Ministry is monitoring the situation and is keeping an eye on any requests for assistance that our compatriots might present.
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