Tambo and Crisnejas rivers on alert for possible increase in flow, says Senamhi

He Cyclone Yaku It continues to spread along the Peruvian coast. Therefore, the National Service of Meteorology and Hydrology of Peru (Senamhi) He warned through his social networks the increase of the causes in the Tambo and Crisnejas rivers.

People should avoid any activity near the Tambo (La Libertad) and Crisnejas (Cajamarca) rivers, since they are in the red threshold.

According to the National Hydrological Monitoring, the river flow rose and moved above the base of the red level. Remember that the base is 290m3/s; however, at 6 a.m. the level rose to 449.18 m3/s. Compared to the previous day, the throughput has increased.

The El Tambo station which measures the flow of the chicama river, presented an increase in flow of up to 182.57 m3/s until 6:00 a.m.

What other rivers are on red alert? The Marañon River also has a top flow level, reaching 2528.49 m3/s. The minimum of the red level is 2360.80 m3/s. Throughput continues to increase from the previous day.

– Huaura River: The flow level rose to 119.17 m3/s, when the minimum in the red level is 100 m3/s.

– Río Chillón: In Lima, until 6:00 a.m., the flow reached 22.98, the minimum of the red alert being 27.45 m3/s. This report is given at the Obrajillo station. The level has increased from March 12.

However, the figures vary with what was recorded in the Magdalena bridge, where 43.83 m3/s were obtained, being located in amber alert For now.

During the morning of March 13, the flow of the Chillon River presented a strong increase in its waters and currents. Throughout its length, several Peruvians had built their homes and had no choice but to evict and move their belongings elsewhere.

It was in Comas that it was recorded how the neighbors who lived on the edge took the initiative to remove their sheets and belongings to another side. The Peruvian National Police (PNP) was at the scene. In turn, it was highlighted how the earth yielded to the force of the strident rivercausing some houses to fall into the turbulent waters.