Paraná River flooding displaces 2,200 in Argentina's Chaco province

Rising Paraná River levels, reaching 7.24 meters at Puerto Vilelas, have displaced over 2,200 people in Chaco province, northeastern Argentina. The flooding is worsening, with 360 people isolated in Puerto Vilelas. This is an ongoing climate-driven disaster affecting hundreds of families, with potential for further displacement as river levels continue to rise.

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