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Chile Declares State of Emergency After Deadly Floods and Heavy Rains

Chile has declared a state of emergency in several regions after experiencing its heaviest rainfall in years, leading to widespread flooding, evacuations, and at least 10 deaths. The severe weather has isolated thousands and caused significant damage across the country.

21 Jul, 11:21 — 21 Jul, 11:21
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BBCHigh9d ago

Watch: Flooded towns and evacuations as Chile hit by heavy rain

A "state of catastrophe" has been declared in Coquimbo and Huasco following the downpour.

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First report: observador · 20 Jul, 15:29Full coverage: 11 · 20hWindow: 20h
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observador20 Jul, 15:29First to report

100 mil isolados: Chile em estado de emergência

orf20 Jul, 16:17

Chile ruft nach heftigen Regenfällen Katastrophenzustand aus

yle-uutiset20 Jul, 16:34

Chilessä julistettiin hätätila - päivässä satoi kuukauden verran

faz20 Jul, 17:02

Nach heftigen Regenfällen: Chile ruft für den Norden des Landes Katastrophenzustand aus

10h later
ruv21 Jul, 03:20

Yfirvöld lýsa yfir neyðarástandi vegna úrhellisrigninga

aftonbladet21 Jul, 03:23

Undantagstillstånd i Chile efter kraftigt regn

2h later
naftemporiki21 Jul, 05:16

Σφοδρές βροχοπτώσεις στη Χιλή – Τουλάχιστον 10 νεκροί

2h later
delfi-lt21 Jul, 06:46

Stiprios liūtys Čilėje lėmė žūtis, įvesta nepaprastoji padėtis

tagesschau21 Jul, 07:09

Chile ruft nach schweren Unwettern den Katastrophenzustand aus

3h later
tvn2421 Jul, 10:17

Takich opadów i burz nie było od lat. Ogłosili stan wyjątkowy

1h later
BBC21 Jul, 11:21Latest update

Watch: Flooded towns and evacuations as Chile hit by heavy rain

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