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Mon Nov 24, 2008 4:53 am (PST)
Strong rains bring about the underflow of the Rivers Caldera and
Chiriqui Viejo in the province of Chiriqui. Affecting and leaving a
great amount of affected:
85 houses and 1 camping of indigenous natives affected
15 houses and 2 campings indigenous naties destroy
573 affected people
255 damaged people
The Lions clubs of Region E . have united and [...]
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Darío, who is busy working on the latest iteration in our fences to prevent Fred from escaping, told me that the province of Bocas del Toro is even worse off. I knew that Ricardo had been talking about Bocas yesterday, but I didn’t catch much because I was fixing capirinhas for both of us (Ricardo [...]
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The Espinosas were over for lunch today, and that’s when we learned that Boquete and Cerro Punta in particular have been hit very hard by flooding. I have had not time to post, but we have had an enormous amount of rain this past week–low pressure fronts that have sat over this area, dumping huge [...]
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