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[Disasters caused by continuous rainfall in Ecuador have killed 3 and affected more than 23,000 people] On October 19, local time, Ecuador’s National Risk Management Secretariat reported that floods, river overflows and other dangerous situations have occurred in many places in the country due to continuous heavy rainfall. Data released that day showed that since the national red alert was issued on August 29 due to risks related to the El Niño phenomenon, 430 rainfall-related disaster events have been recorded across the country, affecting 22 provinces. Floods, landslides, and river overflows have occurred in many provinces. More than 23,000 people have been affected, and three people have died.
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