Torrential rain hit the historic city of Sucre, Bolivia, on Monday (January 4), and local media, so far, reported at least four dead and more than 15 people with trauma and hypothermia.

"The water reached more than a meter in height," reported the local network ATB. 'La Razón' reported that the flood was the result of a hailstorm that lasted over 20 minutes.

The streets became rivers carrying vehicles, motorcycles, and stalls as the hailstorm covered the storm drains.

From the area of ​​the Peasant Market, the 'Correo del Sur' medium broadcasted live after the fatal current.

The chronicler showed how vendors tried to save some of their merchandise, and the drivers drew hail from inside the cars.

The residents of the area desperately asked for help to face the situation through social networks.

SHOTLIST:

1. Various of water dragging food stalls in Sucre
2. Various of water dragging cars
3. Various of water across the streets of Sucre

STORYLINE:

The images in Sucre, Bolivia, are dramatic. A torrential rain hit the historic city on Monday, January 4, and local media so far report at least four dead and more than 15 people with trauma and hypothermia.

"The water reached more than a meter in height," reported the local network ATB, La Razón reported that the flood was the result of a hailstorm that lasted just over 20 minutes.

As can be seen in the images, the streets became rivers that carried vehicles, motorcycles and stalls. The hailstorm covered the storm drains.

From the area of ​​the Peasant Market, the Correo del Sur medium broadcast live after the fatal current: the chronicler showed how the vendors tried to save some of their merchandise and the drivers drew hail from inside the cars.

From social networks, the residents of the area desperately asked for help to face the situation.

IMAGES/PRODUCTION JORGE CUEVAS