On October 16, local time, the National Risk Management Secretariat of Ecuador reported that since the country launched a red alert due to the El Niño phenomenon on August 29, 22 of the country's 24 provinces have recorded 381 cases of secondary disasters such as floods and landslides caused by continuous rainfall. As a result, 1 person has died, 2,2415 people have been affected, and 5,282 houses have been damaged to varying degrees. According to the National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology of Eritrea, moderate to heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, and gusts of wind may still occur in coastal regions in recent days, and intermittent rainfall may also occur in northern and central Amazon.

On October 16, local time, the National Risk Management Secretariat of Ecuador reported that since the country launched a red alert due to the El Niño phenomenon on August 29, 22 of the country's 24 provinces have recorded 381 secondary disasters such as floods and landslides caused by continuous rainfall. As a result, 1 person has died, 2,2415 people have been affected, and 5,282 houses have been damaged to varying degrees. According to the National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology of Eritrea, moderate to heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, and gusts of wind may still occur in coastal regions in recent days, and intermittent rainfall may also occur in northern and central Amazon.