Argentina Reopens Iguazu Falls After El Niño-Driven Flood Surge
National park officials shut tourist access on Monday when the Iguazu River ran at more than six times its normal rate, then reopened the site a day later as water levels eased.
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National park officials shut tourist access on Monday when the Iguazu River ran at more than six times its normal rate, then reopened the site a day later as water levels eased.
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