President Fujimori Warns that Peru Will Face an "Actually Dramatic" El Niño Phenomenon
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The climate event raises the temperatures of the surface of the Pacific and alters the patterns of winds and precipitation on the planet. According to UN scientists, this could be the most intense ever recorded. Fujimori, in power since late July, called it "Meganiño" and said that its intensity already exceeds the phenomena of 1982 and 1998. "It will be really dramatic for our country," Fujimori said in a press conference with some of his minis…
As the climate phenomenon El Niño looks to be the most intense ever recorded on Earth, Peruvian President Keiko Fujimori warns that the phenomenon will be "really dramatic" for her country. As elsewhere in South America, the inhabitants of risk areas are expected to evacuate. El Niño causes a rise in temperatures on the surface of the Pacific Ocean, disrupts the patterns of wind and precipitation on a global scale and already causes huge forest …
Peru's president, Keiko Fujimori, warns that El Niño's climate phenomenon "will be really dramatic" for her country.
He asked the politicians of his country “to put our differences aside because the emergency is going to be very great and needs us all united.”
Since COEN, the president warned about the impact of the climate phenomenon and warned that sea temperature increased five degrees above normal.
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