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Residents airlifted to safety in central Chile as El Niño blamed for torrential rains

Torrential rains in central Chile prompt airlifts to safety as El Niño takes blame

By · Published October 9, 2026  05:27 UTC · Updated October 9, 2026  05:27 UTC

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  • Primary Driver: Torrential rains in central Chile prompt airlifts to safety as El Niño takes blame
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The BBC reports that residents in central Chile were airlifted to safety. The BBC attributes the torrential rains to El Niño.

Bloomberg.com notes that affluent neighborhoods were among those affected. The severe weather has caused significant disruption.

Coverage from the BBC and AP News provides details on the airlifts and the impact of the heavy rain. However, it does not specify the extent of the damage or the number of people affected.

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Questions people are asking

What caused the heavy rain in Chile?

According to the BBC, El Niño was blamed for the torrential rains.

How many people were injured in the floods?

The BBC reports that six people were injured, but does not provide further information on their condition.

What is the current situation in central Chile?

Residents in central Chile were airlifted to safety, but the extent of the damage and the number of people affected are not specified.

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