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San Rafael, Brazil, Talparo, Mundo Nuevo, Las Lomas, and parts of Charlieville remain waterlogged yesterday, with homes and roads submerged and residents stranded.
Couva/Tabaquite/Talparo Regional Corporation chairman Ryan Rampersad confirmed that floodwaters rose rapidly by Wednesday night and remained high into yesterday morning, particularly in the northern parts of the region.
“Despite a low tide around 10 pm, water levels in San Rafael and surrounding areas didn’t recede. Roads became impassable, and thousands of families were affected,” he said.
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