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The rain petals organized by firefighters in honor of the victims of the Brumadinho disaster this Friday (1) ended with an act of reverence for those who have spent the past 8 days cleaning up Vale's mud behind the dead survivors
The most requested is Lieutenant Pedro Aihara, 25, spokesperson for the company that has garnered respect, praise and admiration of those who follow the news of the human and environmental tragedy.
A group of about 15 people lined up to take a selfie with Aihara, greet him and thank him for his efforts, in front of the command post mounted in a college. Other firefighters also received a doll of superheroes and flowers.
One of them was 60-year-old biologist Sther Moreira, who has worked since Tuesday (29 years) as a volunteer to register affected people. She booked time at work to take a photo with Aihara. "For his work, his professionalism, the attention he brings to people in general," says Sther.
Another group of ten women left Belo Horizonte, wearing the image of Nossa Senhora Aparecida , to pray to the victims and bring flowers to the rescue team.For them, the lieutenant showed the scapular that he uses as protection.
The number of subscribers Aihara has grown from 3,000 to almost 120,000 on Instagram since he's started rendering account of the relief work with an eloquent, confident and calm speech. He says that the tie is more than a show of affection exclusively with him.
"What I do, is simply convey the work of these great heroes." When we talk about human lives, if we have wrong information, this can have a very negative impact on the life of 39, a family, "said Aihara.Secondly, it's a very difficult operation because many agencies are involved.There is a lot of data coming in, we have to check it out, it's a lot of requests. "
Single, specialist in natural disasters and disasters
Beautiful-Horizontino Aihara Bravo for the cruise. Entered in 2012 in the fire department, where he is known as Japa. He holds a law degree from the Federal University of Minas Gerais (UFMG) and a specialization course in disaster prevention from Yamaguchi University in Japan and management. projects at the University of São Paulo (USP).
Since the beginning of the work in Brumadinho, Friday (25) sleeps between 4 and 5 hours a day. Even in this case, he addresses the journalists with patience and welcomes the fans with sympathy. This Saturday (2), he was honored by 6 members of the Movement of people affected by dams.
Victor Hugo Bigoli, university professor and director of the Brazilian Institute of Social Expeditions (Ibes), traveled from São Caetano do Sul (SP) to Brumadinho to participate in the care of in the Canudos project.
"Give them all with red roses and a doll of superheroes.
Lieutenant Pedro Aihara receives the embrace of Joceli Andreoli, member of the Movement of the affected dams – Photo: Raquel Freitas / G1
He has also participated in search operations in the tragedy of Mariana, when the Dam Samarco, owned by Vale and BHP Billiton, killed 19 people and destroyed communities. But in 2015, his performance was quite different from today 's. At the time, he was working on the planning of operations in the hot zone of the disaster.
Aihara ended up representing the company after being summoned to participate in certain missions involving the articulation between institutions and the result will appeal to his commander. "He saw that I played very little in this game."
The first case of great national repercussion as spokesman was the fire of the Gente Inocente daycare, in Janaúba, in the north of Minas, in 2017. A Guardian
"It was a very difficult event because of the peculiarity of having children, it affects us a lot and testifies very closely to the suffering of all these families, especially mothers "So, as much as we are ready to deal with it, it's something that touches our heart a lot."
Superhero Puppets Volunteers Delivered to Brumadinho firefighters – Photo: Raquel de Freitas / G1
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