Paraná River Flood in Corrientes Displaces 400 Families, Hits Tourism Hub

Severe flooding from the Paraná River, attributed to El Niño, has inundated nearly 40% of Paso de la Patria in Corrientes, Argentina, forcing about 400 families to evacuate. The town, which hosts roughly a million tourists annually, faces significant economic disruption as the local tourism chamber launches a relief drive. The event underscores the regional vulnerability to climate-driven hydrological extremes, with recovery likely to be prolonged.

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