More than 400 People Left Their Homes in Corrientes After the Floods of the Paraná and Uruguay Rivers
6 Articles
6 Articles
Half of them are families living in the vicinity of the provincial capital.In the Triple Border the water came down in a very mild way.
As a result of the persistence of rains and the regional consequences associated with El Niño, the authorities indicated that six localities were affected
Defensa Civil accounted for 206 evacuees and 266 self-evacuees in six locations. The authorities remain alert to the possibility that rains and the advance of water force more families to leave their homes.
The flood of the Paraná River keeps Corrientes on alert, where 472 people had to leave their homes because of the advance of the water. According to the data disseminated by the newspaper El Litoral, the province registers 206 evacuated and 266 self-evacuated, while the authorities travel the affected areas to assist the neighbors.The level of the river exceeded 6.5 meters on the coasts of the port of the capital, according to the Argentine Nava…
The intense rains accumulated in the upper basin and the increase in the flow of the Paraná River caused floods and floods in various coastal towns in the run. Municipal civil defenses and provincial agencies deployed assistance and evacuation operations to house the affected families in community containment centers. The sustained flood of the Paraná River returned [...]
The civil defense survey of the province recorded 206 run-ins from six locations in shelters and another 266 self-evacuees, all of them from Capital.
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 50% of the sources lean Left, 50% of the sources lean Right
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
