
INA-source
According to authorities, the heavy rains affecting central Chile have left at least two dead and six missing. The downpours have also caused severe flooding in several regions, prompting evacuations and disrupting transport and mining operations.
The government has declared a state of catastrophe in seven regions due to the impact of the storm that began on June 23. The measure allows for mobilizing additional resources and personnel to assist the affected areas.
The worst-hit regions are O’Higgins, Maule, and Biobio, where rivers have overflowed and damaged crops, roads, and bridges. Some towns have been isolated by floodwaters and landslides.
Source- bnn
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