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A devastating electrical storm wreaked havoc along Argentina's Atlantic coast, claiming the lives of at least 13 people in Bahia Blanca, as confirmed by the city's mayor, Federico Susbielles, in a statement on Saturday. Bahia Blanca is located near the southern tip of Buenos Aires province, a key grain-producing region in Argentina.
The severe storm, accompanied by destructive wind gusts exceeding 150 kph (93 mph), prompted President Javier Milei's office to extend condolences to the bereaved families. As a precautionary measure, locals have been advised to stay indoors through Sunday morning to avoid potential dangers arising from the aftermath of the storm.
The tragic incident underscores the impact of extreme weather events on vulnerable regions, raising concerns about preparedness and response capabilities. The loss of lives has prompted a collective call for enhanced safety measures and disaster management protocols in the affected areas, as the community comes to terms with the aftermath of the powerful storm.