US EditionCivil Protection Alerts About the Rise in the Level of Orinoco in State Bolivar
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This physical map of Venezuela was created by Abel Gil Lobo for the website El Orden Mundial in 2021. The map shows both the topography of the country and the bathymetry of the nearby seas. Green shows the lowest regions, among which are the Delta del Orinoco and Los Llanos, both crossed by the Orinoco River. In orange and red are marked the highest regions, among which are the Guayán Escudo, to the southwest, and the Andes, to the northeast. So…
The National Directorate of Civil Protection (PC) and Disaster Management of Venezuela reported this Wednesday that it maintains constant monitoring in the face of the progressive increase in the level of the Orinoco River in the state of Bolívar, a situation generated by weeks of intense rains. According to the institution in its Instagram account, the level of Orinoco is currently at 16.74 meters above sea level (msnm), which represents a rise…
17-07-25.-The increase of the level of the river Orinoco continues in the state Bolivar, where two streets of the sector El Almacén, of the municipality Heres, were flooded and forced numerous families to evacuate their homes and stay in temporary shelters. Lilis Santaella,...
The National Directorate of Civil Protection and Disaster Management of Venezuela reported this Wednesday that it remains on alert to the progressive increase of the level of the Orinoco River -the largest in the country- in the state Bolívar (south, border with Brazil), after weeks of heavy rains. Through its Instagram account, [...] La entrada Civil Protection alerts about the increase of the Orinoco level in state Bolivar was first published …
The state of Bolívar remains alert to the flooding of the rivers due to the heavy rains of the last days. Governor Miguel Rodríguez said that the community of Pintao is flooded by the waters of the Atabapo River. This situation forced the inhabitants of the sector to leave their homes and "go out to higher ground to be in safe shelter". "They are the attacks of nature, that the peoples suffer and it is our commitment to help them. One gets affec…
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