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Local June 8, 2024 | 11:00 am

Gurabo Creek wreaks havoc after heavy downpours in Santiago

Santiago—"I thought I was going to die standing up," was what went through Grisalí Peña's head when she saw that her house, located in the Gurabo sector of Santiago, was totally flooded after the Gurabo Creek overflowed. The 10th street of Gurabo still contains mud that indicates the passage of heavy water along the way. Meanwhile, on the edges of the river and the creek, t... Read more

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