Ecuador: Flooding Disrupts Guayaquil After Heavy Rain

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Ecuador: Flooding Disrupts Guayaquil After Heavy Rain

A severe thunderstorm swept through Guayaquil on April 1, bringing heavy rain and gusty winds. The storm caused flooding and power outages, and left vehicles stranded on the streets.

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  • 2025/4/02 21:49:36
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  • 2025 at 00:31h, Guayaquil, Ecuador Video Recording Date/Time: April 2, Video Location: Urdenor 1

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