Four People Missing and Thousands Evacuated Due to Floods in Argentina

Four individuals are missing, and thousands have been forced to evacuate their homes due to flooding in Argentina.

According to La Nacion, the National Emergency Agency reported that at least 3,700 people have been relocated in the Buenos Aires region.

Local Security Minister Javier Alonso stated that no fatalities have been reported after three consecutive days of heavy rainfall, although entire areas have been submerged.

The news platform InfoBay noted that several school buses became trapped due to the floods.

Additionally, TN television reported that in one instance, helicopters were deployed to rescue 37 children and four teachers who had been stranded by the floodwaters for nearly 20 hours.

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