Overview
- Senamhi issued aviso Nº462 and a red‑level warning for Nov. 9–11, forecasting strong to extreme daily rainfall on the northern coast with the highest risk in Tumbes and Piura.
- Flooding and saturated drainage are already affecting Tumbes, Piura and parts of Lima, prompting local evacuations, on‑site aid and President Keiko Fujimori’s visit to Tumbes to deliver supplies and propose relocations.
- The government says it has mobilized machinery, motobombas, Army and INDECI personnel and invested S/1,500 million in prevention works to accelerate descolmatation and install temporary defenses.
- The Autoridad Nacional del Agua reports roughly S/179 million allocated for river works, with 2.64 million cubic meters removed so far and progress reported on dozens of descolmatation and barrier projects.
- Seismic monitoring remains active as the IGP records frequent small‑to‑moderate quakes (including a M4.5 near Pucallpa on Nov. 5 and M4.3 near Panao) and the navy ruled out a tsunami after a M6.1 quake off Japan, while experts warn of long‑term seismic hazard on the central coast.