Peru housing, transport ministries spend <1% of El Niño emergency funds
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Peru's disaster risk agency Cenepred warns that 21 of 34 bypasses in Lima are vulnerable to flooding during intense El Niño rainfall, affecting key roads including Javier Prado, Arequipa, and access to Jorge Chávez Airport. The warning is based on technical analysis, but actual impact depends on rainfall intensity and mitigation measures. This highlights infrastructure fragility in a major urban center, with potential economic and logistical disruptions.
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