Israel Warns Citizens in Ecuador of Extreme Weather Due to El Niño
Israel's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a warning to Israeli citizens currently in Ecuador, urging them to exercise caution due to extreme weather conditions brought on by the developing El Niño phenomenon. The ministry advises travelers to stay updated on local authorities' directives and to avoid crossing flooded rivers, streams, or roads.
Ecuadorian authorities have declared a red alert nationwide in anticipation of El Niño's effects, which are predicted to include heavy rainfall, floods, rising river levels, and landslides in some areas, alongside drought and heat in others. El Niño is a climate pattern characterized by the unusual warming of ocean waters, impacting global weather patterns.
Israelis in Ecuador are specifically advised to avoid areas prone to flooding and landslides and to refrain from crossing bodies of water or roadways that appear flooded, even if water levels seem low. For emergencies, individuals can contact the local emergency number 911, the Israeli Embassy in Quito at +59323971500, or the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' situation room in Jerusalem at 02-5303155 or via fax at 02-5303896.
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