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Rivers Are Declining in Misiones, but Warn of New Floods

Summary by MisionesOnline
The National Water Institute (INA) warned that the expected rains since Wednesday 21 could cause new floods in the Paraná and Iguazú rivers, which are declining but continue with high levels in Misiones. The agency also warned about the possibility of a new surge in Uruguay over the next few days.
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The authorities of Paraguay maintain a permanent monitoring of the Paraná River in view of the possibility of a new flood that could aggravate the floods in different coastal localities close to Argentina. One of the most worrying situations is recorded in Ayolas, city of the Paraguayan department of Misiones, where more than a thousand families had to leave their [...] The Paraguay entrance monitors the Paraná River in the face of the risk of n…

The National Water Institute (INA) warned that the expected rains since Wednesday 21 could cause new floods in the Paraná and Iguazú rivers, which are declining but continue with high levels in Misiones. The agency also warned about the possibility of a new surge in Uruguay over the next few days.

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MisionesOnline broke the news on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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