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Rains leave 56 dead and more than 48 thousand people affected, according to Indeci - Latin america News

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The spokeswoman of the National Institute of Civil Defense (INDECI), Katty Rivera, informed that during the rainy period since last December, 1,771 emergencies have been registered, mainly due to landslides, huaicos and floods, being the most affected regions Cusco, Ayacucho and Cajamarca LOOK: Lima: They alert that Río Mala reached red hydrological threshold He also indicated that they have been reported 56 deaths, more than 8,500 people affect…
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Rains leave 56 dead and more than 48 thousand people affected, according to Indeci - Latin america News

The spokeswoman of the National Institute of Civil Defense (INDECI), Katty Rivera, informed that during the rainy period since last December, 1,771 emergencies have been registered, mainly due to landslides, huaicos and floods, being the most affected regions Cusco, Ayacucho and Cajamarca LOOK: Lima: They alert that Río Mala reached red hydrological threshold He also indicated that they have been reported 56 deaths, more than 8,500 people affect…

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Rain leaves 56 dead and more than 48 thousand people affected, according to Indeci

Intense rains: On alert 134 provinces of the mountains and north coast of the countryIntense rains in Arequipa left 366 people affectedMunicipality of Ate closes Santa Clara bridge for presenting huge floods and damagesThe spokesperson of the National Institute of Civil Defense (Indeci), Katty Rivera, reported that during the rainy period since last December, institution has recorded 1,771 emergencies, mainly due to landslides, huaicos and flood…

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