Mayor Ate says he needs more machinery as natural disasters have overwhelmed the municipality’s capacity.

Mayor of Atinsky district, Franco Vidal Moralesasked this Friday for more support from the regional and central government to address the damage from rains and mudflows, as the situation exceeded the capacity of the municipal response.

IN News Extension, Franco Vidal He indicated that he would contact the Department of Housing and the Department of Transportation to request additional vehicles to clear the roads of mud.

“We did our best, we bought more than 10,000 sandbags, dump trucks and rented equipment. The emergency allows us to deal with direct rentals. end loaders,” he said.

Franco Vidal He stated that the rainy emergency had exceeded level 4, with local governments exceeding all capacity to respond.

“It came from his budget, from his ability to serve the population. We need technology, and that is what we are calling for today so that regional and central governments can support us. They will understand that tie This is a strategic point where all shopping passes through the Central Highway. All food coming from the center of the country can be delivered, even donations,” he said.

The mayor assured that this Friday at 2 am, work began with tanks and hydrojet engines to save the Wachipa Bypass Road, a junction point on the central highway connecting Nanya and Chosika.

Damage and dengue warning

Franco Vidal clarified that until tie According to data collected every four hours, thousands of homes and 200 families were affected by the rains and landslides.

“The great fault lies with the former authorities, because it is impossible that they can provide visa plans, evidence of possession of ground traffic on top of the hill, it is true, it is political cruelty to be able to profit from it. paths and see the need for this critical population. There are a lot of people who have lost their homes and homes, but in many cases they don’t want to leave and fight for the space they consider their own,” he explained.

In addition, the mayor tie He warned that a dengue danger had been declared in his area adjacent to Chaclakayo and Chosica as a result of natural disasters.

“There are several cases that have been discovered. Yesterday there was a technical meeting with the Ministry of Health and Diris to be able to attend immediately and an action plan to be implemented throughout East Lima,” he said.

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