Native figures in the north Colombia including dryness and floods

Maiso, Colombia (AP) –

Standing toward moving home of waste metal, plastic woods and 47-year wood will describe as far off the top to the water.

She lives in an informal arrangements on the Isle of Risk, in the North Colombian, where thousands of others, indigenous, are also living, live.

Although many residents were born in Colombia, the wheel fank a venezuela failed to the largest. After they fleered from the economic crisis, they now live in these settlements without electricity. The way, in which traditional libraries go up to Colmbia and venezuela, see the Cultural Declaration, with the relationship and relationships in the relationship and relationships.

A total of “all that belongs to us, what don't we have. Everything was lost,” said to a recycling in mapao.

Colombia, Colombia, Colombia is the largest hazards, looking at the double hazards Climate change and flooding. Scientists warn that very successful successful, long painted with torrential waters It is only more common to the world warming. As well as harping people's households, they also drained sources of water, destroying crops, and is more health threat of water diseases. Migrail families had to migrate necessary resources, convening more emphasis on urban areas.

Intensive floods respect the way of life of the routine

In Ingrid Gondzalez, a typical head of a typical head of a typical of Maraible is living near Riohau, and covered with mud.

“There are many, many houses that are flood and fill with water,” 29 years Gonzalez said. “This is a large river of water, and the mud houses fell as they fell.”

“Some people manage their homes to maintain their homes by consolidating, but the damage is still important,” she said. “Several of my own roof leaves have been blown.”

Samuel Lana, the General Commander, LO Guajira Environmental Authority, in 2024 Eurred TPS Lives, especially among neighbors. “Because of climate change, there is an increase in diseases such as ARGUE and Zika. His strength is in particular, he said.

Lonoo, Corujaja said a climate change plan to cut dissemination and to encourage the Ecology of Ecology and Ecology Ecopacy.

The movement in weather patterns are not defined for Camelez, La GujiraaA's Denmark Council for the Danish of Denmark Council, whose strong presence in the region. By 14 years of knowledge of the district, he saw these changes first.

“Years ago when I got out of the morning it was cold, as well as the edge of the Nazao.

Martinez says the months a wetland season has changed, but also the intensity of the water too when it comes.

Scientific evidence of La Gujira Change in La Guaira Institute is of Hypoimia Institute (including certain experiments such as emergency 2012-2016, and enlarged.

Teat and tart makes trials that informal settlements have been made

Last year heat was the hottened last year's hottez, the Community Director, Remember.

“There are houses where the intense heat, which affects people, especially those with high blood pressure. They feel tired, and even feels tired, and even sick,” she said. “The heat is so strong that he is even influencing the animals. Neighbors have lost some of them because the animals are suffering.”

A good part of the traditional ibster keeps, living in Rancelarias – thatched cottage from a dried capture and mud – and herding cattle and goats.

In many informal settlements, residents do not have access to water services or sanitation. Sellers of water carry waterless water in barrels, using suggestions to discharge between homes for a tax. Although a lot of people are responsible for collecting waterwater, on an increasingly raising as a water store greater.

“They had to ship water from no clean, transported by milds or cards which make long visits to bring to families,” Martinez. “This water does not drink – it cannot be used for wash or cooking. But there is one of the most of the drinking

Many non-governmental groups say they step to support these fields in a la Gu Gu Gujira or completely absent. Colombia environmental access to applications for AP.

Wayuu Leader amibal Wayudo ap the usual migration migration maximum of climate change.

“You found them to build grabage, you'll get a recycling on them, never seen the way to the Government.

Many work to rebuild, again and again

In the neighborhood of Uyatpan, Old Laura Laura Laura, 28-year-weaving, knitting to Chinchrero, as a hammock was used to be used to sleep. With five children between the ages of one and ten, she says that the choice of four days to complete.

Pushaina is one of thousands of people entering Colomia and establish townships. Due to political and economic conditions moving on the department, many have left homes in a nearby venezuela.

There was a lot, like Pushina, explains that they hope to return to their old border of their border, but they believe that political and economic circumstances are still unable to do so. Some also said frequently to move from the informal towns, as the land is suitable to survive without the correct nursing water or proper forerose.

Just a few months ago, Pushaina's home was destroyed by flooding.

“I've been living through Times,” she said. “The rain would be seen as a river, and sometimes came into as a river, flowing through here.”

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