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Iguazú Falls: The Devil's Throat Closes for an Indeterminate Time Due to a Drastic Flood of the River

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In Misiones the security protocol was activated in the face of the sudden increase in the flow; the intense rains in the high basins of Brazil and Paraguay forced to close the access to the promenade

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In Misiones the security protocol was activated in the face of the sudden increase in the flow; the intense rains in the high basins of Brazil and Paraguay forced to close the access to the promenade

·Vicente López, Argentina
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The authorities activated an emergency plan in response to the advance of the water. Iguazu Falls recorded an extraordinary flow of about 8 million liters per second.

The Garganta del Diablo Circuit of the province of Misiones was closed this Wednesday due to the increase in the flow of the river Iguazú, according to Iguazú Argentina and the Administration of National Parks. The Superior and Lower circuits, while they remain enabled. The measure was arranged before the flood of the river, recorded in the last hours after the intense precipitation that occurred on the side of Brazil. The closure was decided to…

The Garganta del Diablo Circuit, one of the main attractions of the Iguazú Falls, was closed pre-emptively this Wednesday July 22 due to the increase in the flow of the river. The measure seeks to preserve the safety of those who travel the Iguazú National Park.The decision was taken before the flood recorded during the last hours and reaches specifically the access that leads to the emblematic jump.The conditions of the river are observed perma…

The flow of the Iguazú River increased by more than 5 million litres per second in just ten hours and reached 8,190 cubic metres per second. As a preventive measure, the Garganta del Diablo circuit remains closed, while the rest of the routes of the Iguazú National Park continues to be enabled. The flow of the Iguazú River registered an accelerated growth in the last hours and this Thursday reached 8,190 cubic metres per second, equivalent to mo…

The Garganta del Diablo circuit, one of the main tourist attractions of the Iguazú Falls, was closed preventively on Wednesday, July 22, due to the increase in the flow of the Iguazú River. The measure was communicated by Iguazú Argentina and the National Parks Administration and began to govern from the 15th. According to the concessionary company of the services in the Cataratas area, the decision was taken as a result of the increase in the f…

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Primera Edición broke the news on Wednesday, July 22, 2026.
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