Paraná and Uruguay river rises force mass livestock evacuation in Argentina

Rising Paraná and Uruguay rivers are prompting livestock producers in Corrientes, Santa Fe, and Entre Ríos to evacuate animals from flood-prone islands and lowlands. Santa Fe faces over 700,000 cattle at risk, with 200,000 needing evacuation in Entre Ríos. The scale of the evacuation suggests a significant regional flood event, though the extent of losses remains uncertain.