Paraná River flooding: slight water level drop allows Cataratas circuit reopening, three Misiones cities isolated
Flooding along the Paraná River in Misiones, Argentina, has isolated the cities of Montecarlo, Caraguatay, and Puerto Piray, with 28 people evacuated including 14 minors. A slight drop in water levels permitted the reopening of one Cataratas circuit, but the situation remains critical. The event underscores ongoing regional flood risks and infrastructure vulnerability.
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Argentina: El Niño Flooding Intensifies in Corrientes and Misiones, Infrastructure Disrupted
El Niño-driven heavy rainfall and dam releases have caused significant flooding along the Paraná and Uruguay Rivers in Corrientes and Misiones provinces, Argentina. Multiple cities are isolated due to bridge closures on National Route 12, and evacuations are underway. The situation is confirmed to be critical with water levels still rising in some areas, indicating potential for further humanitarian and infrastructure impact.