US EditionA Strong Storm Caused Numerous Problems in Salta - Diario Panorama
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After the temporary fort in the Lerma Valley, several routes of Salta remain passable with caution. RN 68, key for those traveling from Tucumán to Cafayate, was one of the most affected by the flood of streams and continues with road works in different sections.
Moments of tension were experienced yesterday in Salta, when neighbors were trying to rescue a couple of Buenos Aires tourists who were trapped with their vehicle under a massive mud river, amid the rainy season that caused flooding in several cities of the province. Early reports indicated that they fell more than 100 millimetres in an hour. A witness recorded the moment when neighbors came to the aid of the couple, who could not leave their ve…
A violent storm shook northern Argentina this Wednesday, causing severe water emergencies in Salta and Catamarca. In the province of Salta, the situation was critical: almost 100 millimetres of rain fell in just one hour, saturating the drains and unleashing mud avalanches that dragged vehicles and trees in their path. The overflow of the Rosario River aggravated the panorama, flooding both the urban and rural areas. Infrastructure collapsed bef…
A storm caused disaster this Thursday in the province of Salta. According to local media, the fall of 100 millimetres of water was recorded in less than an hour. The drains collapsed in several cities and the worst postcards took place in the towns of the interior. The most punished areas were the Lerma Valley and Rosario de Lerma. Cars dragged, neighbors with water on their knees inside their homes and the national routes totally impassable. Th…
The localities most affected by the rains were Valle de Lerma and Rosario de Lerma
The localities most affected by the rains were Valle de Lerma and Rosario de Lerma. The drainages collapsed and there were floods.
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