A cleanup operation is in progress in Southern Ecuador after heavy rainfall caused the Malacatos and Zamora rivers to overflow, resulting in a bridge collapse and damage to several buildings, as reported by the National Secretariat of Risk Management.
In Southern Ecuador, a substantial cleanup operation commenced on Tuesday as a result of severe rainfall that led to the overflow of the Malacatos and Zamora rivers. The National Secretariat of Risk Management (SNGR) reported that heavy rains on Monday precipitated the collapse of a bridge, thereby contributing to considerable damage across several buildings in the vicinity. Emergency services and local authorities are actively engaged in restoration efforts following the flooding disaster.
The situation in Southern Ecuador remains critical due to the impact of heavy rains, which resulted in significant flooding and infrastructure damage. The collaborative efforts of local authorities and emergency services during the cleanup operation are crucial to restoring normalcy. Continued updates from the National Secretariat of Risk Management will likely guide ongoing recovery efforts.
Original Source: apnews.com
