Chile declares Red Alert in parts of Santiago after heavy rain and mudslides
The UK Foreign Office advises people in affected areas to follow local authorities’ instructions, including evacuation orders.
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- Chile’s SENAPRED declared a Red Alert in areas of eastern Santiago’s Metropolitan Region, according to UK travel advice.
The advisory says heavy rain and severe mudslides are affecting Andean and pre-Andean areas.
The UK Foreign Office advises checking updates from Chilean civil protection and local officials.
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The UK Foreign Office’s Chile travel advice reports that SENAPRED declared a Red Alert in areas of the eastern Metropolitan Region of Santiago because of heavy rain and severe mudslides. It advises following local authorities’ directions, including any evacuation orders, and checking official updates.
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Chile declares Red Alert in parts of Santiago after heavy rain and mudslidesUK Foreign Office
The UK Foreign Office advises people in affected areas to follow local authorities’ instructions, including evacuation orders.UK Foreign Office
Chile’s SENAPRED declared a Red Alert in areas of eastern Santiago’s Metropolitan Region, according to UK travel advice.UK Foreign Office
The advisory says heavy rain and severe mudslides are affecting Andean and pre-Andean areas.UK Foreign Office
The UK Foreign Office advises checking updates from Chilean civil protection and local officials.UK Foreign Office
The UK Foreign Office’s Chile travel advice reports that SENAPRED declared a Red Alert in areas of the eastern Metropolitan Region of Santiago because of heavy rain and severe mudslides.UK Foreign Office
It advises following local authorities’ directions, including any evacuation orders, and checking official updates.UK Foreign Office