The executive branch gives a press conference after the meeting of the Council of Ministers

Economy Minister Alex Contreras notes that they will prioritize economic recovery:

“Approve a commitment to reactivation, a commitment to provide funding for emergency response. Not only that, but we are going to replace the spending of regional governments, local governments, so that they are ready.”

Defense Minister Jorge Luis Chavez Cross reports on the agreement of the Council of Ministers:

“The surplus of all humanitarian aid goods (food and non-food) is organized in such a way that they can be used as a supplement to local and regional governments. From the point of view of the Armed Forces, the number of troops will be increased. be able to provide support through first responders.”

Alberto Otarola reports that the ENFEN committee predicts heavy rains for April and June:

“On March 16 of this year (ENFEN) informed us that we are in the stage of Nino Costero’s alarm due to the warming of the sea, which may continue until June in a weak degree. Above-normal rainfall is expected between April and June.”

Dina Boluarte reports that they are going to take preventive measures against the following natural events in order to avoid a greater impact, especially in northern Peru:

“Today we have dealt with Indeci, with the Reconstruction Office with changes, with ministers and ministers, to see what actions we should take to our sisters and brothers, especially from the north, where the Coastal Child or Niño Global is not affected in such a way that we anticipate this step and this probable, again, the destruction of the north of the country.”

President Dina Boluarte begins the conference:

“Today, the Council of Ministers has convened an emergency council to receive reports from the competent areas of each ministry. Due to the fact that Senamhi has already informed us that the coastal child and the global child will fall on our national territory.” .