El Niño Flooding in Argentina: Rivers Overflow, Evacuations, and Tourism Restrictions
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Heavy rainfall and flooding caused by El Niño have affected several regions in Argentina, particularly the Litoral area. Rivers like Paraná and Uruguay have overflowed, leading to evacuations in provinces such as Corrientes, Entre Ríos, and Misiones. Flooding has also impacted Ciudad del Este in Paraguay. El Niño is expected to peak between October and December, with authorities preparing for its effects. The phenomenon has led to temporary closures and restrictions at Iguazú Falls on both the Argentine and Brazilian sides.
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