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Sand and Dust Storm Sweeps Across Southern Peru

  • A powerful sand and dust storm swept through southern Peru on August 1, causing major disruptions, particularly in the Ica region, according to national authorities.
  • The storm was triggered by strong winds from a South Pacific anticyclone, bringing gusts up to 50 km/h, as reported by Peru's national weather service.
  • Traffic was halted and tourism activities were disrupted for nearly three hours in Ica due to the storm's effects.
  • Videos on social media showed the dramatic impact of the storm, demonstrating reduced visibility and residents seeking shelter.
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Four coastal areas of southern Peru are covered with sand and dust. As a result, tourist activities and road traffic have been paralyzed for several hours.

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A strong sandstorm, accompanied by intense winds, affected several areas of southern Peru. The phenomenon caused disruptions in transit, power cuts and material damage in various cities, mainly in the Ica region, located about 400 kilometers south of Lima. READ ALSO They order to stop Amnesty Law that seeks impunity over the armed conflict in Peru According to the National Service of Meteorology and Hydrology (Senamhi), the gusts reached speeds …

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Strong winds in southern Peru created a huge storm of sand and dust. Peru's National Meteorological Service said wind speeds of up to 50 km per hour were recorded in Ica, about 400 kilometers south of Lima. The storm in Ica halted traffic on highways and halted tourist activities for about 3 hours.

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