Mía, Jorge and Paola: the search for the family missing in the Cerro del Chiquihuite collapse continues

The municipal government of Tlalnepantla, State of Mexico, announced that she would continue to search for Paola Daniela Campos Robles, Mía Mayrin Mendoza Campos and Jorge Dilan Mendoza Campos, 22, three and five, respectively, who disappeared with the collapse of a hill.

Through various press releases and files on the missing, the local administration published this Sunday, September 12, the descriptions of the family who disappeared during the collapse of the Chiquihuite Hill, in the municipality adjacent to Mexico City.

The young mother, her husband and their children lived just below the area where the failure occurred del cerro, shortly before 2:00 p.m. (Central Mexican Time) this Friday, September 10.

In addition to this, it was explained that search and rescue operations will continue, as well as protection and displacement tasks for protect the neighbors inhabitants of the colony Lázaro Cárdenas Second Section.

“As indicated by the group of specialized engineers studying the behavior of the Chiquihuite hillside where a landslide was recorded, stabilization work started today by placing de costaleras at the base of the biggest rocks (up to 200 tonnes) ”, reads the municipality’s bulletin.

With this implementation, an additional degree of security is offered to relief agencies working in the collapsed area, reported the Deputy Secretary General of the Government, Ricardo de la Cruz Musalem.

Raciel Perez-Cruz, municipal president of Tlalnepantla, reported at a press conference that the stabilization maneuver is carried out with a thousand bags, while the Topographic monitoring of horizontal and vertical displacement, these actions will make it possible to continue search and rescue work in complete safety.

He also mentioned that The affected households total 126 and those transferred to shelters are 76. Faced with the refusal to leave their homes, the mayor indicated that the visit of cells of the three levels of government continues to check how many people are still staying at home and urges them to attend the notification of the risk so that they go to one of four shelters installed near the collapse.

Note that to date, the ERIED unit of the Secretary of National Defense (Sedena) managed to save a live dog, which was transferred to the department of Watch out for animals on display and the town hall guard local, located in the parish of the Sacred Heart for its evaluation and the corresponding attention.

Only the canine pairs of the National Guard specialized in search and rescue, intensify work to locate possible victims on the Cerro del Chiquihuite. Thanks to the GN-A plan, it supports the elimination of debris and ensures security in the area.

Thanks to exploration, search and rescue missions, the federal authorities succeeded in identifying, among the rubble, at María Rodríguez Martínez, a 21-year-old girl who lost her life during the dislocation.

At the site of the disaster, he supported the work of removing debris and rescuing elements ofthe National Army with the DN-III-E Plan, the National Civil Protection and the State of Mexico, the National Guard, all areas of the city council and emergency bodies, as well as specialists in the Mexican Red Cross Urban Search and Rescue to rescue people. The elements will redouble their efforts to find the missing family.

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