The Citizen The intense precipitations that have affected the Coquimbo Region for almost 5 days marked a turning point for a territory that for more than a decade has faced one of the most severe water crises in its history. The frontal system, associated with a high intensity atmospheric river, left widespread rains, abundant snowfalls in the mountain range, strong winds and floods of rivers and streams, causing floods, disruptions of roads, cu…
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The Citizen The intense precipitations that have affected the Coquimbo Region for almost 5 days marked a turning point for a territory that for more than a decade has faced one of the most severe water crises in its history. The frontal system, associated with a high intensity atmospheric river, left widespread rains, abundant snowfalls in the mountain range, strong winds and floods of rivers and streams, causing floods, disruptions of roads, cu…