Environment
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Natural Disasters: Massive Landslide Kills Four People in Azuay, Ecuador; Large-Scale Evacuation Underway
Heavy rain and flooding triggered the landslide in southern Ecuador, causing widespread disruption. Heavy rain and flooding led to another massive landslide in Ecuador on Sunday afternoon, March 27.
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