Peru Declares State of Emergency in 1380 Districts for El Niño Flooding
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Lima Airport Partners (LAP) has warned Peruvian authorities that increased Rímac River flow, driven by El Niño, threatens Jorge Chávez International Airport infrastructure. LAP claims desilting work by the Callao Regional Government left material on the riverbed, exacerbating flood risk. The warning highlights potential operational disruption at Peru's main international gateway, though the immediate threat level remains uncertain.
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