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The Situation in Cataracts Worsens: They Remove the Metal Catwalks in the Face of the Impressive Flood
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The Iguazú National Park decided to withdraw and protect the infrastructure against the forecasts of strong floods of the Iguazú River.
The restrictions will begin to govern this Monday, August 3, and are due to the strong increase in the flow of the Iguazú River due to the rains in Brazil. The rest of the circuits of the National Park will remain enabled for visitors. Read more
·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The measure will last an estimated 40 days and seeks to protect the circuit infrastructure from the strong floods. The other areas of the National Park will remain operational.
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