Tag: Warning
Ticos Rush to the Beaches This Weekend, Despite the Severe Warnings by Authorities about...
Hundreds of Costa Ricans have left this weekend for the beaches and other recreational areas around the capital, despite the warning and recommendations of...
Costa Rican Children are Contracting Eye Worms Due to Negligent Pet Owners
A condition called ocular toxocariasis (colloquially, "eye worms") is transmitted by a worm-shaped parasite found in the feces of infected dogs and can enter...
Holiday Weekend Weather Warning: High Winds and Surf Predicted on the Caribbean Coastline
The Costa Rica News (TCRN) – Swimmers and boaters should be extra cautious this weekend along the Caribbean coast. From Friday, December 26 to...
Ready, Set, Go! Gravity Falls Waterfall Jumping is One of Costa Rica’s Most Extreme...
The Costa Rica News (TCRN) - I stood at the top of a cliff, holding the rope attached to my harness, feet shoulder width...
Costa Rica Emergency Commission Enables Environmental Radio Monitoring for Indigenous Communities
The Costa Rica News (TCRN) – The National Emergency Commission (CNE) provided training to indigenous inhabitants of 38 communities in Talamanca to familiarize this...
Tropical Storm Trudy Taking Aim at Mexico’s Southwest Pacific Coastline
The Costa Rica News (TCRN) – Tropical Storm Trudy has formed off Mexico's Pacific coast southwest of Guerrero and has the potential to produce...
High Tide Warning Issued for Costa Rica's Pacific Coast This Week
The Costa Rica News (TCRN) – The National Emergency Commission (CNE) has issued a high tide and possible flood warning for the residents of...
Southern Storms Creating Big Waves for the Pacific Coast This Week
The Costa Rica News (TCRN) - On Tuesday and Wednesday waves up to 2.5 meters high on the Pacific coast are expected, especially in...
Costa Ricans Shaken Awake With 6.0 Earthquake
The Costa Rica News (TCRN) - An earthquake with a magnitude 6.0 degrees interrupted the sleep of the Costa Ricans at dawn on Tuesday.
According...
Climate models predict dengue epidemics
(UPI) -- U.S. and Costa Rican scientists say they've developed the first climate-based computer model that can predict dengue fever outbreaks in Costa Rica.
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