The quarterfinal match between Colo Colo and Deportes Puerto Montt in the Copa Chile has been suspended again due to severe weather conditions. The first leg was initially postponed because of heavy rain, but on October 6, the first half was played at the Monumental stadium before being halted by further rainfall. Officials decided to cancel the rescheduled second half due to forecasts of intense rainfall and potential landslides, with authorities issuing a red alert for mass movements. Meteorologist Allison Göhler warned that playing under such conditions could be dangerous, citing the lack of advanced technology to monitor localized weather patterns accurately. Meanwhile, Germán Codina, the presidential delegate for the Metropolitan Region, expressed concern over the decision to allow a large public gathering during a time when schools were closed in several communes to ensure safety.
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