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El Alto (Bolivia), 24 Aug (EFE).- The snowfalls registered in Bolivia in the last two weeks have been ...
Civil Defense enlists assistance operations against the damages caused by the climate event in the southwestern Andean country, while alerting about the influence of the phenomenon El Super Niño for the coming months
The snowfalls registered in Bolivia in the last two weeks have affected some 82,728 families and 28,799 hectares of cultivation.
Heavy snowfall, rains and floods and strong winds left more than 97,000 affected families in six of Bolivia's nine departments in almost two weeks. Of this total, more than 82,000 are homes hit by snowfalls.
Six of Bolivia's nine departments face the effects of the intense climate phenomenon known as "Super Niño", which has caused snowfall, rains, floods and strong winds, which have left more than 120,000 families affected or affected, according to data from Civil Defense.
According to the Ministry of Defence, 28,799 hectares of crops and 209,143 head of cattle affected by snow were also recorded.
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