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In Sinaloa, the electric current gradually begins to be restored after the passage of Hurricane "Willa" in the municipalities of Escuinapa and El Rosario.
The service was reinstated in 53% of the 45,000,250 households and businesses left without electricity.
To do this, at least 2,000 technicians of the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE), equipped with 400 cranes, 800 vehicles and 140 portable power plants, strive to restore service as soon as possible.
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"From the beginning of the morning, we have restored the electrical service.In the case of Sinaloa, we have more than 45,000 homes and businesses involved in the supply of electricity.We will work tirelessly to achieve a full recovery ", said Jaime Francisco Hernandez Martinez, director general of the Federal Electricity Commission.
"Willa" strong winds toppled electric poles and 11 high voltage towers.
CTF workers continue to restore service in Escuinapa and Teacapán
"In total, we identified 528 poles that were felled as a result of the strong winds caused by Hurricane Willa.The CFE team will be permanent in the state and in these communities until the end of the war. to the complete restoration of the park.We have already moved about 140 emergency power plants, "said Jaime Francisco Hernandez Martinez, director general of the Federal Electricity Commission.
Courses were also resumed in 84% of teaching institutions in the municipalities of Elota, San Ignacio, Cosalá, Concordia and Mazatlán, where 164,000 548 students and 9,000,912 teachers returned. in their classrooms.
In Escuinapa and El Rosario, the suspension is maintained at all levels.
It has been reported that Fonden's resources have already begun to flow.
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"There are two stages, in the first place APIN, which constitutes immediate support for the restoration of all communication channels, namely the restoration of drinking water," said Osvaldo Lopez Angulo, secretary of the Ministry of Public Works in Sinaloa.
Another assignment left by "Willa" was farming, where the inventory of hectares of damaged crops is already underway to claim payment for the Cadena insurance that implements Sagarpa.
"We are doing the quantification with the commissioners of the ejidal flooded mangrove orchards," said Jesús Valdez, secretary of agriculture of Sinaloa.
The collapse of the Monte Alto Bridge due to the overflowing Baluarte River has left the people of Teacapán, Isla del Bosque, Cristo Rey and Chametla in secret, where help is starting to arrive. by air.
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With information from Erika Palma.
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