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Malave assured that more than 2 thousand officials are in a state of alert to attend any emergency situation / Photo: Rafael Salazar
In the coming days, the tropical wave will arrive in the state of Anzoategui and this will cause more scattered rain. This was noted by Placido Malave, new director of the integrated system of risk management, civil emergency management and disaster (Sigraed).
To deal with any eventuality that may occur due to rain, more than 2,400 Civil servants, between Civil Protection (PC) and Fire, are alert 24 hours a day.
He said that they will pay particular attention in the 270 risk zones, the Neverí River and the G Drain, the largest and most important drainage. "We are already sending out commissions that will be in constant surveillance of these areas, over 70% of Drain G has already been cleaned up, and we have staff who can check the satellite and see how far the tropical wave is 16 At this moment, we pass in front of number 15, there was no casualties, only flooded streets, but no regrets in the first rains 19659003] He explained that in Anzoátegui there is At 3 thousand 936 houses in risky areas, for which they will be constantly monitored, Malavé has shown that Bolívar is the municipality with the most vulnerable zones, 39 in all, Sotillo and Guanta have 18 and Urbaneja only four.
The director of Sigraed added that the inhabitants of the state can call the telephone number 0281-2759992, in case of urgency due to the rains.
Barcelona / Jesús Bermúde z
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