Peru News in English

Good morning! It’s 19th August, and here’s your Peru daily news capsule.

A magnitude 4.8 earthquake shook Lima early this morning, according to reports.

Transport leaders confirm a strike on August 25, calling the government's plan ineffective.

The Fujimori government issues an urgent decree to address risks from El Niño.

Minister Marco Vinelli criticizes the slow government response to El Niño preparations.

The leftist bloc gains majority control in Congress, raising questions for the current administration.

In Arequipa, an elderly woman dies after attempting to cross a blocked road due to landslides.

Heavy rainfall continues across Peru, with social programs aiding those affected by the floods.

Alberto Beingolea opposes the Justice Ministry's proposal to relocate the LUM museum.

The Interior Minister reaffirms support for police leadership as long as they deliver results.

A Cruz del Sur interprovincial bus was shot at in San Luis, raising safety concerns.

Trump threatens Oman with military action if it finalizes a deal with Iran over Hormuz.

Chile declares a red alert as heavy rains trigger evacuations in Antofagasta.

Dengue cases surge in Piura, increasing sevenfold amid concerns related to El Niño.

Three million soles are needed in Huánuco to combat the rising dengue threat.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!