Environment
Bolivia declares emergency due to droughts and floods from super El Niño
The drought affects over 78 thousand families and caused the loss of over 75 thousand cattle in six of the nine departments of the South American country.
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The essentials of this story
- What happened
- The Bolivian government declared a national state of emergency to combat the effects of intense droughts and floods.
- Who is affected
- Over 78 thousand families and cattle producers in six of the nine departments of Bolivia.
- What changes
- The measure authorizes the release of more economic resources and the deployment of rescue teams to the country's critical points.
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Sources
- Bolívia decreta emergência por seca e enchentes causadas pelo super El Niño — g1 — últimas notícias
- Bolívia decreta estado de emergência para enfrentar super El Niño — Estadão — internacional
- Bolívia decreta estado de emergência por secas e enchentes do Super El Niño — UOL — notícias