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El Litoral, Alerted by El Niño: More than 400 People Affected by Floods After Heavy Rains in Corrientes and Entre Ríos

Forecasts for the last quarter of the year anticipate rains above the usual values in that area, which maintains the concern for possible new floods. In view of this scenario, provincial and municipal governments support assistance and prevention operations.
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The persistent floods in the Uruguay and Paraná river basins deepened the state of alert in the provinces of Corrientes and Entre Ríos, where the advance of rains linked to the effects of El Niño already left more than 400 people affected and forced to activate emergency operations before the forecast that the peak of the storm will spread over the next few months. In several areas of those provinces, the water reached the height of the waist of…

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The advance of the floods in the basins of the Paraná and Uruguay rivers keeps Corrientes and Entre Ríos on alert, where the rains associated with the El Niño phenomenon have already left more than 400 people affected. Faced with the possibility that precipitation will continue over the coming months, the authorities launched emergency operations. In different localities, the water reached the waist of the neighbors and began to enter the houses…

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More than 400 people are affected by the advance of water in different localities of the region. The Floods in the Littoral entrance: the flood keeps Corrientes on alert and Entre Ríos was first published in #BorderPeriodismo.

Forecasts for the last quarter of the year anticipate rains above the usual values in that area, which maintains the concern for possible new floods. In view of this scenario, provincial and municipal governments support assistance and prevention operations.

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conclusion.com.ar broke the news on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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