US EditionThese Are the Points Most Affected by the Floods in Medellín: Mayor Federico Gutiérrez Makes Recommendations for Peak Hour
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Although there is still no preliminary assessment of the effects, the president said there is no report of human effects.
Heavy rains in Medellin create chaos in mobility: there are floods, key road closures and fallen trees. Photo: taken from X @DAGRDMedellin The heavy rains in Medellin have left effects on mobility in different sectors of the city, specifically by flooding, major road damage, falling trees and road closures. Federico Gutiérrez, mayor of the city, wrote in his X account about the damage caused by the rains on the afternoon of Wednesday, January 28.
In the afternoon of this Wednesday, January 28, a heavy downpour in Medellín has left flooded roads and fallen trees. Among the most affected roads are Las Vegas Avenue, where a dealership was flooded and the headquarters of EMI. In the Superior Transversal with Los González there is closure due to the fall of trees.
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