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Tumbes: Military Personnel Carry Out Containment Work in Critical Areas of the City After Heavy Rains

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The Ministry of Defence reported that military personnel intervened with motorcycle bombs to evacuate the water accumulated after the rains and reduce the risk of flooding.
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The residents claim that, so far, they have received only military support and request the urgent intervention of the authorities with motorcycle bombs, food and rescue teams to care for the affected families.

The Ministry of Defence (Mindef), through the Joint Command of the Armed Forces, deployed military personnel in the face of heavy rains in the city of Tumbes. The Army’s First Infantry Brigade has since last night placed members of the Rapid Intervention Company at various critical points. Military personnel mobilized towards El Beso Park, Arica Avenue and the crossing of Tumbes Avenues and La Marina. [Read also: Consult today’s most important l…

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The Army deployed military and motorcycle bombs in Tumbes on November 2 to evacuate water accumulated by the rains. Minister Rafael Belaunde oversees the response.

·Lima, Peru
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The Ministry of Defence reported that military personnel intervened with motorcycle bombs to evacuate the water accumulated after the rains and reduce the risk of flooding.

·Lima, Peru
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RPP broke the news in Lima, Peru on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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