Torrential rains have triggered severe flooding across Bolivia, devastating agricultural regions and residential areas. Overflowing rivers have destroyed thousands of hectares of crops, including staple potato and quinoa fields, threatening food security.
Homes in rural and urban zones alike have been submerged or swept away, displacing hundreds of families. Local authorities report at least 5,000 people affected, with emergency services struggling to reach isolated communities.
The government has declared a state of emergency and is mobilizing aid as the crisis deepens.
