Flood (press report) — Río Gallego
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What's happening
Severe rains and flooding in Argentina's Corrientes and Misiones provinces, with the Paraná River rising, forced wild animals such as snakes, caimans and capybaras into residential areas. A 15-year-old boy who helped evacuate livestock from river islands in Goya was bitten by a rattlesnake and is in intensive care.
How solid is this record
Corroborated, not yet confirmed- ReportedAt least one source describes it
- Corroborated1 independent newsroom
- ConfirmedThree independent newsrooms, or an authority
1 independent newsroom describes this. An official source is still missing to close the record.
What this is based on
1 source · 0 countries
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- Country not identified1 source
Corroboration under way
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What's missing to corroborate
- An official source (local authority, prefecture, ministry)
- A third independent newsroom
- A witness on the ground to pin the exact area
Affected areas
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