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Crecida de ríos en Argentina obliga a evacuaciones y cierre de pasos fronterizos

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Heavy flooding of the Paraná and Uruguay rivers has forced evacuations and the closure of multiple border crossings between Argentina, Paraguay, Brazil, and Uruguay. The surge in water levels is attributed to the El Niño climate phenomenon. Among the affected areas, 57 residents of Aipé Island have been evacuated due to the rising waters.

Authorities have implemented border closures as a precautionary measure to manage the impact of the flooding. The situation remains a regional concern as the environmental conditions continue to affect river navigation and local populations along the borders.

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