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Flooding in Esmeraldas province, Ecuador

2 clusters · 6 sources · last updated

Latest: Muisne flooding in Ecuador caused by heavy rainfall

Heavy rainfall in the Esmeraldas province of Ecuador has triggered significant flooding across multiple cantons. On September 26, the Toquilla River overflowed in the Quinindé canton, flooding approximately 25 homes in t

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Fatalities and accidents in Guatemala and Ecuador

2 clusters · 6 sources · last updated

Latest: Ecuador vehicle accidents leave two dead and 20 injured

Reports from late September and early October 2026 indicate several fatal incidents in Guatemala and Ecuador. In Guatemala, a road accident caused the deaths of a mother and son, while a separate investigation is underw

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Cross-national traffic accident surge continues

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Latest: El Salvador highway collision leaves 5 dead and 27 injured

The wave of serious road and transport incidents that began in early August 2026 continues across Latin America and Europe. In Mexico, fatalities and injuries have been reported across numerous regions, including a fatal

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Global waste management and environmental regulation

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Latest: Quito faces major forest fire emergency and arson arrest

Regional authorities and emergency services are addressing various waste management and environmental protection issues across several countries. Initial reports highlight regulatory and judicial actions, such as the cl

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Regional wildfire emergencies

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Latest: Wildfires impact Quito, Tucumán, and Cuenca

Significant wildfires have impacted multiple regions, including Ecuador, Argentina, and Spain. In Ecuador, a major forest fire in the La Vicentina and Itchimbía sectors of Quito affected approximately six hectares of ve

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