16,000 EVACUATED AND DEATH TOLL
RISES DUE TO FLOODS IN ARGENTINA
RISES DUE TO FLOODS IN ARGENTINA

Entire families have left their homes and moved into shelters due to the torrential rains that have hit Entre Rios, leaving the province “devastated”. Concordia, a city in Entre Rios on the border with Uruguay, is one of the areas that has been most affected by the rise in the Uruguay River’s level. Besides Entre Rios and Santa Fe, flooding also affected the provinces of Corrientes and Chaco. The flooding has caused the streets, which are submerged, to become filled with trash and dead animals, especially fish and mice, which – in turn – has sparked fears that there could be a possible spread of infectious diseases. In Santa Fe, capital of the like-named province and located west of Entre Rios, the Parana River overflowed its banks, forcing more than 100 residents of riverside communities from their homes. The provincial capital faces a dire situation because its drainage system “is absolutely inappropriate and inefficient”. The Salado River overflowed its banks in May 2003, killing about 20 people and forcing some 100,000 others from their homes in Santa Fe province, the majority of them residents of the capital.
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Śrīla Bhaktivinoda Thākura :
"Mahaprabhura Śikshā" Chapter 7 - The Jīva in Māyā
Bhaktivedanta Memorial Library - www.bvml.org/SBTP/
"Mahaprabhura Śikshā" Chapter 7 - The Jīva in Māyā
Bhaktivedanta Memorial Library - www.bvml.org/SBTP/
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