Floods Due to Rains in Paraguay Cause Effects on some 3,000 Families
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Asunción, Oct 19 (EFE).- About 3,000 families have been affected in nine of Paraguay's seventeen departments by the floods after the flooding of the Paraná River, following the intense rains of the last week associated with the climate phenomenon of El Niño, the National Emergency Secretariat (SEN) reported on Monday. [...] The entry Floods due to the rains in Paraguay cause affects to some 3,000 families was first published in HolaNews.
Rain and overflow of the Paraná River affect homes in Paraguay. Hundreds of families and pets are rescued while the country remains on alert for new forecasts.
The floods in Paraguay continue to affect communities in different regions of the country due to the flood of the Paraná River and the rains associated with the climate phenomenon of El Niño. The latest report released by the National Emergency Secretariat (SEN) on Monday, October 19, counted some 3,000 affected families in nine departments. Among the hardest hit areas are Alto Paraná, Misiones and Ñeembucú, where the advance of water flooded ho…
The El Niño phenomenon causes a historical flood of the Paraná River that keeps the San Rafael neighborhood and other areas of Ciudad del Este underwater. With more than 1,500 evacuees housed in state shelters, the neighbors move in canoes to guard their homes, while a slight descent of the channel allows to assess the severe material damage.
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