Boro River News Today

Disruptions due to flooding ongoing in parts of Santander Department, Colombia, as of June 14. Further adverse weather forecast.

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Mexico - Flash floods (media, SNM) (ECHO Daily Flash of 22 December 2020) Format Heavy rainfall has been affecting central and southern Mexico (in particular Veracruz State) since 20 December, causing rivers to overflow (particularly the Oro River, near the Gulf of Mexico) and triggering flash floods that have resulted in casualties. Media report, as of 22 December, 4 fatalities, 3 people missing and 5 more injured in San Andrés Tuxtla Municipality (southern Veracruz). Over the next 24 hours, ...

Mexico - Flash floods (media, SNM) (ECHO Daily Flash of 22 December 2020) 22 December, 2020 - 14:10 Country: Mexico Source: European Commissions Directorate-General for European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations Heavy rainfall has been affecting central and southern Mexico (in particular Veracruz State) since 20 December, causing rivers to overflow (particularly the Oro River, near the Gulf of Mexico) and triggering flash floods that have resulted in casualties. ...

4 dead, 3 missing after climbers swept away by river’s current They were among a group of outdoor adventure enthusiasts at the Oro River Canyon in Veracruz Published on Monday, December 21, 2020 119shares Four people are dead and three are missing after members of a group of outdoor enthusiasts in San Andrés Tuxtla were dragged away Sunday evening by strong currents during a flash flood in the Oro River Canyon. According to authorities, the levels of the Oro River, where the group of 21 w...