Several municipalities in Lara were affected by the passage of tropical wave 51 in six municipalities. Governor Adolfo Pereira works hand in hand with mayors and national institutions
The governor of the state of Lara, Adolfo Pereira, stated this Sunday that the national and regional authorities remain on alert in the face of the rains that have been recorded in the entity for several days and to address the damage caused by the flooding generated by the rainfall.
Through your account at instagramPereira pointed out that institutions such as Corpoelec, firefighters from the Iribarren municipality, PoliLara, together with the ministries of Food, Transportation, Public Works, Housing and Water, in addition to the Bolivarian National Police (PNB) work in coordination with national authorities to address the damage. of the trough in six municipalities with a total of six effects.
He indicated that of those six, three attended in collaboration with the mayors of Iribarren, Palavecino and Torres; while working alongside the mayor of Urdaneta in Lara. He appreciated the management of the National Guard that helped solve problems with flooding in various parts of the entity.
For his part, the head of the Comprehensive Defense Zone in the state of Lara (ZodiLara), G/D Hibrahím Sirgo Herrera, assured that they offer a timely response to those affected thanks to the work of the National Risk System to rescue those affected, clear of roads due to fallen trees, damage to the electricity supply, collapse of drains, among other things.
In the Urdaneta municipality, according to Latest Newsthe Ministries of Public Works and Housing and Habitat enabled heavy machinery to support the work of sediment removal and channeling of roads in the Siquisique area; which was affected by flooding due to the overflowing of the Tocuyo and Baragua rivers.
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Mayor Hamad Al Chaer pointed out that 69 families were affected by the flooding of their homes, while he noted that they are working to recover three drinking water wells.
On November 9, the state of Lara was hit by intense rains that caused serious flooding in various sectors, both in the capital Barquisimeto and in the Palavecino municipality. There, the community of Carorita Abajo, in El Valle, was considerably affected by the overflowing of a stream that flooded several homes and flooded roads.
The Intercomunal Barquisimeto – Cabudare avenue was also completely flooded, forcing drivers to abandon their vehicles, which were swept away by the current of water; as well as the overflowing of the Tabure stream, which caused flooding on El Placer Avenue and nearby areas.
In the northern area of Barquisimeto, flooding of the Hiperlíder supermarket was reported.
With information from The Impulse
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