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Toll reaches to 65 in Peru floods
Around 65 people said to have died in Peru following intense rains and floods across the Andean nation
Lima, Mar 17: The number of people killed in Peru following intense rains and mudslides wreaking havoc around the Andean nation has climbed to 65. President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski says Peru's coastal region hasn't seen such environmental calamity since 1998.
Across the country, overflowing rivers have damaged 115,000 homes, collapsed 117 bridges and left people trapped on roofs waiting for rescue. Kuczynski announced on Saturday that he was declaring Peru's Central Highway in a state of emergency and boosting funds for reconstruction.
The
highly
unusual
rains
are
being
caused
by
a
warming
of
the
surface
waters
in
the
eastern
Pacific
Ocean
and
are
expected
to
continue
for
another
two
weeks.
AP
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