Neuquén Declares 6-Month Meteorological Emergency After Historic Rainfall Isolates Towns

Severe storms have caused historic rainfall in Argentina's Neuquén province, destroying routes and isolating towns. The provincial government has declared a six-month meteorological emergency, anticipating further extreme weather. The declaration signals prolonged disruption to infrastructure and local communities, with recovery likely to be slow.

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