The Governor of the State of Amazonas, Miguel Rodríguez, said that there are 2,500 people, who make up 700 families, affected in locations such as Atures, Atabapo, Autana and El Burro, who had to move to safe places before the flood of the Flow of the Orinoco River
The governor of the state of Amazonas, Miguel Rodríguez, said that the emergency in the indigenous entity “tends to complicate” after an increase in the flow of the Orinoco river that exceeded the overflow level and stood at 53.39 meters above the sea level this July 25.
In his Facebook account, the president said that there are 2,500 people, who make up 700 families, affected in locations such as Atures, Atabapo, Autena and El Burro, to whom they had to move to safe places before the flood of the tributary, one of the most serious since 2018.
“We also have some critical points that we have been attacking, as is the passage of Chalana on the side of El Burro and in the next few hours we will be addressing the passage in Puerto Páez,” he said.
A note published by Effectocuyo He stressed that Troncal 002, the governors of Apure and Guárico, Wilmer Rodríguez and Donaldo Donaire respectively, evaluated the fall of a section of the road that communicates to these two regions with Amazonas.
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«In Troncal 2, Population of La Negra, are our governors of Guárico and Apure, with all their government team, evaluating with President Maduro the actions that must be carried out, to allow our states to be communicated as soon as possible. Thanks from Amazonas on behalf of all our people, ”said Rodríguez.
In images and videos shared on Telegram it looks like the overflow of the Portuguese river caused at least 50 square meters of the road that communicates to these three regions of the plains and the south of the country.
The flood caused an edge failure that restricts traffic through roads. In Bolívar they declared a maximum alert for the overflow of the Orinoco that left more than 4,000 people affected in the Cedeño municipality and various locations affected in Ciudad Bolívar, Angostura municipality of the Orinoco.
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