Keiko Fujimori has warned that Peru is lagging in its preparation for the arrival of the “meganiño” weather phenomenon, urging immediate evacuations from high-risk zones. The presidential candidate called for coordinated efforts between the national government, municipal authorities, and citizens to mitigate potential damage. She specifically highlighted the importance of installing geomesh to protect approximately 120,000 families. Fujimori expressed concern over the slow pace of preventative measures against anticipated flooding and landslides. This call to action underscores the severity of the projected impact of the “meganiño” on vulnerable communities across Peru. The politician emphasized proactive action to safeguard lives and property, before the weather event intensifies. She is requesting an immediate response to prevent a potential humanitarian crisis.