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Heavy rains linked to El Niño have caused flooding across Argentina, Paraguay, and Uruguay. The Paraná, Uruguay, and Iguazú rivers have overflowed their banks. Herds of cows waded across flooded pastures as ranchers moved livestock to higher ground. The Paraná River rose to a dangerous 4.7 meters in Ituzaingó, Argentina. Thousands of residents have evacuated, with Paraguay experiencing the most evacuations—over 2,000 people fled their homes in the city of Ayolas. The flooding has affected major infrastructure and tourism, including the closure of the Devil's Throat walkway at Iguazu Falls and the opening of gates at Uruguay's Salto Grande hydroelectric dam to manage rising water levels. Migration posts along Paraguay's borders with Argentina and Brazil have suspended operations. Additional heavy rainfall is expected in the coming months.
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