Chile: Santiago Flooded After Heavy Rains and Mudslides

Author: AfricaNewsPublished on: October 9, 2026Country: Chile

Environment & Climate

Chile: Santiago Flooded After Heavy Rains and Mudslides

Heavy rains caused major flooding in Santiago, Chile, turning streets into rivers and triggering mudslides. Kast declared a state of catastrophe in response to the disaster. Local authorities mobilized rescue teams to manage the damage and evacuations.

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