Bolivia has declared a state of emergency as an El Nino-driven drought affects 78,000 families and kills over 75,000 cattle.
Bolivia's government has declared a state of emergency in response to a severe drought linked to the El Nino weather pattern, according to Al Jazeera. The dry conditions are affecting 78,000 families across the country and have resulted in the loss of more than 75,000 cattle, the outlet reported. El Nino is expected to reach its peak in the coming months, raising concerns that the agricultural and humanitarian impact could intensify.
Source: Al Jazeera.
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