In Narino, Colombia, a landslide caused by torrential rains has resulted in four deaths and displaced about 100 families. This disaster has severely impacted the community of El Encano in Pasto, affecting over 400 families and damaging essential infrastructure. Local authorities are actively working to clear roads and provide assistance to those affected by the flooding and landslide.
Recent severe weather in Narino department, southern Colombia, led to catastrophic events resulting in four fatalities and approximately 100 families rendered homeless due to a significant landslide. Local authorities, including the governor of Narino, Luis Alfonso Escobar, reported these incidents on social media, highlighting the devastating impact on the community of El Encano in Pasto, where the landslide struck.
The recent landslide in Narino has left four people dead and many more displaced, demonstrating the ongoing challenges posed by heavy rainfall. With over 400 families affected, authorities are mobilizing to provide assistance and restore infrastructure. The situation continues to evolve as local governments strive to address the aftermath of this tragic event.
Original Source: www.uniindia.com
