Authorities in Callao, Peru, are warning of a potential crisis regarding access to Jorge Chávez International Airport. A report by Panorama revealed that Civil Defense reports indicate increased river flow in the Rímac River due to a potential strong ‘El Niño’ weather pattern. This increased flow poses a threat to the Bailey bridges, which are the sole access points to the airport. A collapse of these bridges would effectively isolate the terminal, disrupting travel and commerce. Officials are assessing the risk and preparing for possible impacts from the anticipated weather event. The situation raises concerns about airport operations and potential contingency plans if access is cut off. Further monitoring and preventative measures are being considered to mitigate the danger.