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Keiko Fujimori Warns that El Niño Could Surpass the Planned and Announces Installation of Hostels in Piura

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During an inspection in Piura, the president said that the river reaches a hydraulic capacity of 4,000 m3/s and asked the population to remain alert. The government reports a general advance of 70% in prevention work and has 13,000 tents to care for victims.
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The president of the republic, Keiko Fujimori, said today that her government has been carrying out preventive work since the beginning of its administration in the regions where intense rains are expected because of the El Niño phenomenon. “We are working in all the regions where we know it will rain very hard,” said the president from the sector Los Ejidos-Puente Bolognesi, located in the district and province of Piura, during her working trip…

During his visit to Piura, Keiko Fujimori warned that the El Niño Phenomenon could be more intense than expected and asked the population to remain alert. Meanwhile, Minister of Agrarian Development and Irrigation, Marco Vinelli, reported that the government is preparing resources to deal with possible emergencies.

·Lima, Peru
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During an inspection in Piura, the president said that the river reaches a hydraulic capacity of 4,000 m3/s and asked the population to remain alert. The government reports a general advance of 70% in prevention work and has 13,000 tents to care for victims.

·Lima, Peru
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Keiko Fujimori oversees preventive works before El Niño in Piura and La Libertad. She knows the advances, the investment and the areas that would be benefited.

·Lima, Peru
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El Comercio broke the news in Lima, Peru on Friday, October 16, 2026.
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