A new weather system has caused significant impacts across seven regions in central-southern Chile, including river overflows and more than 600 people isolated. The affected areas range from Valparaíso to Los Ríos, with reports of damage to homes and infrastructure. According to the National Service of Prevention and Response to Disasters (Senapred), there have been 15 reported victims, 51 people temporarily housed, and 629 individuals cut off from their communities. Alert levels vary by region, with some areas under red alerts due to increased river flows. Four people were injured, and over 300 houses were damaged or under evaluation. Senapred warns of moderate risk of landslides and rockfalls in the region.
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