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The drought affects just over 78,000 families in six of the nine departments of South America.
Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz declares a national state of emergency due to El Niño.
El Niño already harms the production of vegetables Bolivia's President Rodrigo Paz, decreed on Saturday (31) state of emergency in the country to face the effects of intense droughts and floods associated with the super El Niño, a climate phenomenon that has caused damage in different parts of the world. The measure will allow to expand the financial resources and mobilize rescue teams to act in the most affected regions. In pronunciation to the…
The president announced the mobilization of human and economic resources to address the drought and prevent the impact of possible floods. He called on the Armed Forces, Bolivian Police, governors, mayors and the population to work in a coordinated manner.
LA PEACE, Oct 31 (NOMADA NEWS).- President Rodrigo Paz Pereira signed the Supreme Decree of Declaration of National Emergency in the face of the effects of the climate phenomenon of El Niño, with the objective of articulating efforts and mobilizing economic and human resources to deal with droughts and floods that could affect different regions of the country. [...]
The President of the State, Rodrigo Paz, announced this Saturday the signing of a national emergency decree to be able to confront, in an early and preventive manner, the El Niño phenomenon with the use of economic and human resources.
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