El Niño puts 1.2 million people at risk in Peru, authorities say
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The head of the state's Civil Defense Institute, Luis Vazquez, said late on Wednesday that El Niño is expected to intensify starting in November, causing flooding and mudslides in towns and communities across at least 10 regions identified as likely to be…
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What happened
The head of the state's Civil Defense Institute, Luis Vazquez, said late on Wednesday that El Niño is expected to intensify starting in November, causing flooding and mudslides in towns and communities across at least 10 regions identified as likely to be…
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Common ground
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