Government reports 452,000 families affected by floods and

Photo: SEN The National Emergency Secretariat (SEN) sent 36,000 kilos of food for some 1,500 families affected by the intense rains of the districts of Fort Olympus, Bahía Negra and Carmelo Peralta, of the department of Alto Paraguay. The inputs are transported in four trucks that left early this Tuesday from the SEN warehouse, Minister Arsenio Zárate reported. He stressed that there are about 1,500 food kits that represent approximately 36,000 …

The neighboring country suffers the most intense rains in 40 years. La Paz, Chuquisaca, Cochabamba, Santa Cruz and Potosí are the most affected departments. Source: NA. The rains that Bolivia faces left a balance of 52 people dead and 452,067 families affected since November 2024 to the date, the Bolivian government reported this Sunday, while the National Service of Hydrology and Meteorology called the crisis the most intense rainfall in four d…

The heavy rains recorded in the last hours in the municipality of Turbo caused the overflow of the river Turbo, causing a serious flood in the

La Paz, Mar 30, 2025 (ATB Digital).– According to the Ministry of Defense, more than 200 municipalities and 4,970 communities have been affected by rains throughout the country. In addition, the red and orange alert for 78 municipalities in the country will be maintained until April 5. Source: ATB Digital The post More than 200 municipalities affected by rains in the country first appeared on ATB Digital.

🔊 Listen to this news At least 452,067 families have been affected by heavy rains in Bolivia, which have impacted 4,971 communities across the country's nine departments. This information was provided by Defense Minister Edmundo Novillo, who also stated that these rains are the most severe in 40 years. Given this situation, the Government has declared a national emergency to facilitate the management of international cooperation and mobilize re…

The Defense Minister, Edmundo Novillo, reported this Sunday that at least 452,067 families were affected by the intense rains recorded in the country, considered the most severe in four decades. Rainfall affected 4,971 communities in the nine departments of Bolivia.