On October 13, local time, the Iguazu Falls Scenic Area, which was temporarily closed due to a sharp rise in the river, reopened to visitors. Located on the border between Argentina and Brazil, Iguazu Falls is the widest group of waterfalls in the world. In the early morning of the 12th local time, the flow of the Iguazu River reached 11.8 million liters per second, the highest this year. To ensure the safety of visitors, Argentina temporarily closed the Iguazu Falls Scenic Area on the same day. According to reports, the Argentine Meteorological Department previously noticed that the rainfall in the country's coastal region last month was higher than the year-round average, similar to the rainfall characteristics during the intense El Niño incident.
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On October 13, local time, the Iguazu Falls Scenic Area, which was temporarily closed due to a sharp rise in the river, reopened to visitors. Located on the border between Argentina and Brazil, Iguazu Falls is the widest group of waterfalls in the world. In the early morning of the 12th local time, the flow of the Iguazu River reached 11.8 million liters per second, the highest this year. To ensure the safety of visitors, Argentina temporarily closed the Iguazu Falls Scenic Area on the same day. According to reports, the Argentine Meteorological Department previously noticed that the rainfall in the country's coastal region last month was higher than the year-round average, similar to the rainfall characteristics during the intense El Niño incident.
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