Paraná River flood displaces 68 families in Chaco, Argentina; defenses at risk
Published 20 h ago2 sourcesEvidence: Reported
Historic rise of the Paraná River has forced over 400 evacuations in Corrientes province, with half being families near the capital. Water levels have dropped slightly in the Triple Frontier but remain high. The event underscores ongoing regional flood risk and potential humanitarian and economic impacts.
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Severe flooding driven by rising Paraná and Uruguay River levels is escalating across Argentina's Mesopotamian region and affecting Paraguay. Confirmed impacts include large-scale livestock evacuations in Entre Ríos, over 400 evacuations in Corrientes, and 2,000 displaced in Paraguay. Search operations are underway for at least two missing workers in Corrientes and three in Santa Fe, with the full extent of casualties remaining uncertain.
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