Unofficial
Drought
Bolivia
On 1 November 2026, media reported that the Government declared a National State of Emergency due to drought and risks associated with El Niño. According to the reports, 114,048 families were affected across 63 municipalities in six departments, including 78,217 affected families and 35,831 severely affected families. In addition, 1,486 communities and 167,511 hectares of agricultural land were affected, with 60,106 hectares reported lost and 75,013 livestock deaths. The reported totals cover 1 June–29 October 2026 and are not exclusively weekend impacts. The reports are available from: Bolivia TV – 1 November | El Diario – 2 November
Severe weather
Ecuador
On 1 November 2026, media reported 39,270 people affected and 9,690 severely affected nationwide by heavy rainfall and flooding. The reports also described flooding in Santa Cruz, Galápagos, on 30–31 October, with 3,120 people affected, damage to houses, roads and electricity infrastructure, and evacuations. Reports differed on fatalities and missing persons in Galápagos; a consolidated death toll is therefore not stated here. Nationwide figures are cumulative and must not be interpreted as new impacts from the weekend alone. The reports are available from: El Universo – 1 November | Primicias – 31 October | La Hora – 1 November (conflicting casualty reporting)