- Puerto Rico’s governor declared a state of emergency over rapidly accelerating coastal erosion on the northern shore to protect homes, infrastructure and natural resources.
- The order highlights critical damage in Parcelas Suárez (Loíza) and lets agencies fast‑track mitigation projects and funding for at‑risk coastal communities.
- The action comes just before hurricane season (June–Nov.); forecasters expect a mostly below- or near‑normal season but stress preparedness because one storm can cause major damage.
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