The storm in Bahia Blanca, Argentina has resulted in 15 confirmed deaths, with reports of 1,450 evacuations and 100 missing. This unprecedented rainfall has led to local activities being suspended, while government agencies coordinate emergency operations.
An intense storm that hit Bahia Blanca, Argentina late Friday has led to a confirmed death toll of 15, according to local authorities. The mayor of Bahia Blanca, Federico Susbielles, cautioned that the fatalities may rise due to the storm’s severity.
In response to the disaster, local activities have been halted, with residents urged to remain indoors. So far, approximately 1,450 individuals have been evacuated from affected areas, and around 100 people are reported missing.
The Argentine government has implemented a comprehensive assistance and evacuation operation, mobilizing both defense and security ministries along with the province of Buenos Aires. Notably, this rainstorm has been classified as the most intense in Bahia Blanca’s recorded history, surpassing the previous record set in March 1933.
The storm in Bahia Blanca has caused significant fatalities and damage, prompting widespread evacuation and emergency operations. With record-breaking rainfall and ongoing assessments, the situation remains critical as authorities continue to address the aftermath of this severe weather event.
Original Source: en.apa.az
