THE BORDER REPORTS NOTICIAS DE ATLANTA, INMIGRACIÓN Y LA FRONTERA

THE BORDER REPORTS – NOTICIAS DE ATLANTA, INMIGRACIÓN, FRONTERA Y LATINOS EN ESTADOS UNIDOS

THE BORDER REPORTS NOTICIAS DE ATLANTA, INMIGRACIÓN Y LA FRONTERA

THE BORDER REPORTS – NOTICIAS DE ATLANTA, INMIGRACIÓN, FRONTERA Y LATINOS EN ESTADOS UNIDOS

MIGRACIÓN

Louisiana and Texas under heavy rain and floods

Heavy rain conditions and floods in Louisiana and Texas area.

TEXAS.- Flash floods in Louisiana and Texas, but also Oklahoma and Arkansas, happened on Tuesday due to the heavy rain conditions in the area.

Louisiana was the most affected by the floods, news agencies reported.

More than 30 million inhabitants were under vigilance due to the high risk of flooding.

At the Southeast, in the city of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, the rescue officers are using boats to transport the civilians picked from apartments and structures affected by floodings.

Louisiana Texas rain floods
Louisiana and Texas under heavy rain and floods.

More than 250 people have been evacuated and transferred to secure areas.

Sharon Weston Broome, city mayor in Baton Rouge, released a declaratory of emergency.

Also, more than 50 roads were affected by floods; businesses, homes, and vehicles too.

Flooding problems were also reported in Southeast Texas and Jefferson County at the Southwest of Louisiana, including Lake Charles.

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