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The Sandovales, a Nayarita town whose houses were buried under tons of mud that caused the Acaponeta River to overflow after the passage of Hurricane "Willa", nowadays seem like a ghost on which wander its inhabitants. Some of the residents of this community left early in the morning and stopped on the bridge at the intersection of the federal highway and the highway that leads to Tepic.
The Sedena activates its rescue plan after the "Willa" stage
More than 100,000 people lost all their belongings because of the rains. NTX
The National Defense Secretariat (Sedena) has activated the DN-III-E plan in the Nayarit communities affected by the passage of Hurricane "Willa", reported Colonel Raúl Meneses, Commanding Officer of the 86th Battalion. 39; infantry.
"We participate in the implementation of the DN-III-E plan, which consists of assistance to the civilian population: the prevention phase, the alert, the patrols, the removal of people from homes, mainly the most vulnerable areas. at risk, and rescuing people, who have been trapped, "he said.
The colonel explained that they continued to support the reconstruction of the affected areas and the transfer of aid, mainly in the municipality of Acaponeta, Nayarit.
"We have entered most of the affected populations, but some are still isolated, like the Valle de la Urraca, we are already taking people, we are also with an administration unit here, in the Casa de la Cultura's home. who prepares a daily average of 300 servings"He said.
In Sinaloa, a landslide occurred and several roads collapsed. In the picture, a patrol stays at the edge of a road. NTX
Raúl Meneses said that they still did not need the number of people isolated after the phenomenon, because there are small communities of 300 to 400 inhabitants who have not arrived yet. He explained that Valle de la Urraca, which was isolated, is the most remote population of Sinaloa and is an area of marshes, lagoons and shrimp farms.
For his part, the governor of Nayarit, Antonio Echevarría, claimed that after the passage of the hurricane "Willa", There are about 180,000 victims, of whom 100,000 have suffered total losses.
"We are talking about 180,000 people who are homeless, but 100,000 have lost everything, all their assets throughout their working life and what they have lost," said the manager.
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