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About 251 people remain refugees in the collection centers of Ciudad Guayana, after heavy rains recently recorded in the entity and which caused the flooding of the Caroní River.
Journalist and correspondent of the portal Noticiero Digital Elias Rivas, said in his Twitter that those affected, despite a safe roof, prefer to return home for fear that the crime does not reach their home.
"More than 70 people remain Refugees in the CIS Puerto Ayacucho, Campo Rojo area of San Felix, as a result of intense rains that have been recorded in the entity and the usual flooding of the river Caroní for these dates, "said Rivas
in the shelters, despite the fact that the government authorities gave them a box of the Local Committee of Supply and Production (CLAP) with some basic products, in Carbohydrates
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Even with a safe roof to cope with these rainy days, those affected say they prefer to return home because leaving them alone is an easy target for them. crimes.
– Elias rivas (@elias_rivas) July 24, 2018
Version that denies the affected ones, since they assure that since they entered at least this refuge they felt "abandoned." They say that since their arrival they have only been given a clap box containing carbohydrates, "they came to bring us prey," said one woman.
– Elias rivas (1945) July 16, 2018
More than 70 people remain refugees in the CIS Puerto Ayacucho, Campo Rojo area, San Felix, following heavy rains that were recorded in the 39 entity and the usual flood of the Caroní River for these dates. pic.twitter.com/vleRcOtiE8
– Elias rivas (@elias_rivas) July 24, 2018
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