Due to the risk of river surges, Argentina temporarily closed the Iguazu Falls Scenic Area on the 12th and is not open to visitors. According to Agence France-Presse, the Iguazu River's flow rate exceeded 12,000 cubic meters per second, reaching more than six times the average weekday flow rate. As a result, Iguassu National Park adopted the above preventive control measures. Iguassu National Park said in a notice: “We have now temporarily restricted the movement of people and closed public tourist areas.” The park authorities later announced that as the water level gradually drops, the scenic area will reopen to visitors on the 13th.

Due to the risk of river surges, Argentina temporarily closed the Iguazu Falls Scenic Area on the 12th and is not open to visitors. According to Agence France-Presse, the Iguazu River's flow rate exceeded 12,000 cubic meters per second, reaching more than six times the average weekday flow rate. As a result, Iguassu National Park adopted the above preventive control measures. Iguassu National Park said in a notice: “We have now temporarily restricted the movement of people and closed public tourist areas.” The park authorities later announced that as the water level gradually drops, the scenic area will reopen to visitors on the 13th.