The public official pointed out that the objective of the expert opinion will be to determine the real causes of the death of the 18-year-old girl and to make a total survey of the state of the electrical installations of the waterfront.
“As a first measure, we agreed with the MOPC authorities to hold a meeting where solutions to this situation will be sought,” he stated.
He assured that the greatest concern is to provide security to citizens about the use of this road, which is so important for all Asuncion.
“From the municipality there is an interest in providing all the transparency to the process, generating the corresponding responsibilities, but above all to return to recover a space so precious to all the people of Asuncion,” he said.
It is believed that within 48 hours there will be a reliable report of what happened.
When asked about which institution is responsible for the corresponding maintenance of the waterfront, he pointed out that on the one hand the MOPC has not yet delivered the work and on the other hand the municipality already manages the physical space, however, he understands that it is in charge of The state portfolio will continue carrying out electrical maintenance work in the area.
MARTINEZ
Esperanza Martínez, a national senator for the Guasu Front, criticized this fact on her social networks. He regretted that public institutions hold each other responsible, however, the family of the young victim does not receive any type of assistance.
“A young woman was electrocuted in a public space visited by thousands of people and so far the only reaction of those responsible is to blame each other. For the campaign if they work in a coordinated manner. The family and citizens must be investigated and given answers,” he posted.
CALL TO TESTIFY
Aldo Recalde, the father of the deceased girl, was summoned to testify for next Monday the 24th.
In addition, Sara Torres, prosecutor in the case, requested reports from ANDE, the Municipality of Asunción, the Hospital del Trauma and the Ministry of Public Works and Communications MOPC, on this fact.
PUBLIC WORKS
The municipality of Asunción, through its chief of staff, Federico Mora, blamed the MOPC for being responsible for the works. For its part, ANDE, through Guido Chávez, head of distribution, pointed out that it is the commune that must carry out the maintenance.
With this, only the Public Works version of what happened was pending. Along the same lines as the other institutions, the road portfolio, through Pedro Cardozo, director of works, in turn blamed the municipality of Asunción, since its officials are in charge of the electrical part.
