The country’s Attorney General, Margarita Cabello, spoke on Tuesday about the winter wave that has plagued many municipalities in the country. Along these lines, “in the face of the winter wave, the government’s it was not enough productive and effective to solve”.
The statement was given after meeting with the governor of Atlantico. Elsa Nogueramayor of Barranquilla, Jaime Pumarejoand the notables of 23 municipalities evaluated the effects of heavy rains and floods.
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Concerned about the environmental risk in the region, especially in the region, he left the meeting. El Guajaro Reservoir, from Piojo. Therefore, he stated that the current objective of the Ministry of Public Affairs is to accompany a dialogue among all competent actors in this area to resolve the resources to be prioritized next year.
As a first precaution, Cabello drew attention to the fact that the land use plans were not updated.known as an effective lead-in POT risk management your disasters.
The words of the deputy who wants to participate in the National Committees on Disaster Risk Management and PMUs are given a few hours after the statements made by the President. Gustavo Petrofocused on fighting hunger in regions and relocating families affected by winter.
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On the Attorney General’s side, the insistence on rectifying the damage also goes to support affected communities, and improve the infrastructureAccording to experts on the subject, The crisis will last until the first months of 2023.
In addition, the head of the Ministry of Public Affairs made the call. National Disaster Risk Management Unit (Ungrd), to present a report on the measures taken in response to emergencies that cause heavy rain and landslides.
“Since last week, we have been requesting this information, especially from the ministries. AntiochBolívar, Caldas, Caquetá, Atlántico, La Guajira, Norte de Santander, San Andrés and Sucre, where they took, with concerncomplaints from relevant regional organizations alleged irregularities Cabello warned of the management of the aid and the failure to provide timely care to those affected by the rains.
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Finally, as the control body is the only way to build capacity on the ground, Ungrd insisted that there must be open and direct communication between departments, municipalities and communities at risk.
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