Torrential rains in rural Peru, especially in Nazca, have caused significant flooding and landslides, leading to the destruction of homes and farmland. The Aja River overflowed, resulting in collapsed bridges and stranded residents. Emergency services, including firefighters, were deployed to rescue those trapped. Despite concerns about looting, many farmers had to evacuate as water levels rose, underscoring the urgent measures taken in response to this natural disaster. A state of emergency has been declared across 157 districts as the situation continues to develop due to persistent rainfall.
The severe flooding in rural Peru, particularly in Nazca, has triggered a state of emergency in 157 districts, showcasing the devastating effects of relentless rain.
Firefighters tirelessly rescued residents trapped due to flooding, while many farmers confronted the choice between staying for their possessions or evacuating as flood waters surged.
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