Bolivia Floods Claim 52 Lives Amid Heavy Rains: Cities Devastated
Severe flooding triggered by heavy rains in Bolivia has led to 52 deaths and widespread destruction, prompting authorities to issue a "red alert" in affected areas.
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The South American nation of Bolivia grapples with a devastating toll as floods, triggered by relentless heavy rains over the past three months, have claimed the lives of at least 52 individuals.
Reports from local press outlets on Saturday unveiled the catastrophic impact of the torrential downpours, particularly striking cities like La Paz, where casualties and property damages have surged.
Since the onset of the rainy season, Bolivia has witnessed a grim tally of 52 fatalities, with five individuals reported missing in the wake of the calamitous flooding.
Authorities have been grappling with the widespread repercussions of the deluge, with 133 towns inundated by floodwaters, leaving a staggering 51,668 people reeling from its aftermath.
The havoc wrought by the relentless rains extends beyond human loss, with 911 homes obliterated and 1,251 others left partially damaged. In response to the escalating crisis, authorities have issued a "red alert" in several areas to mitigate further devastation and streamline relief efforts.
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