Overview
- - The national government renewed a state of emergency for 60 days across districts in 14 regions in response to extreme rains, authorizing immediate risk-reduction and response under Supreme Decree 059-2026-PCM.
- - A separate 60-day extension covers Independencia in Huaraz after regional health officials detected heavy metals in the Casca sub-basin, with about 18,000 residents at risk under Supreme Decree 060-2026-PCM.
- - In Ica, authorities extended emergency measures for 17 districts through June 24 to finish mitigation work such as desilting river channels, clearing vulnerable areas, and deploying heavy machinery.
- - Local and regional governments must coordinate actions with Peru’s civil defense agency INDECI and ministries including Health, Education, Interior, and Transport, with plans allowed to shift as conditions evolve.
- - Forecasts from Peru’s weather service Senamhi and ocean–atmosphere reports from ENFEN informed the extensions, which keep public-health monitoring in place while works proceed without new funding lines.