Mayor Francisco Azcué led a small meeting this Wednesday of the Emergency Operations Center where the various measures being taken regarding the care and health attention of the people who have been evacuated so far were analyzed.
The meeting was attended by members of the Municipality's Health Secretariat as well as members of the Armed Forces, Security Forces, and Volunteer Firefighters.
In addition, the Mayor toured various sectors where the water has been advancing over the days, speaking with residents and emphasizing the need to carry out actions without water inside the homes.
In this regard, it is reminded that those who require assistance must call the toll-free number 103.
EVACUATIONS
The evacuation operation continued as planned, in a joint effort between the different areas of the Municipality of Concordia, Armed Forces, Security Forces, Volunteer Firefighters, and intermediate entities.
Regarding evacuations, Mayor Azcué reported that as of this Wednesday, May 8, a total of 43 families have been evacuated, totaling 146 people, including adults and minors.
Of the total number of evacuated families, 24 of them, consisting of 47 adults and 29 minors, were moved to private homes.
There are 3 families, 6 adults and 6 minors, housed at the “El Refugio” Evacuee Center in Carretera La Cruz
16 families, 31 adults and 27 minors, were housed in the Regiment's facilities.
To date, 76 people have been moved to private homes and 70 to Evacuation Centers.
REPORT FROM THE SALTO GRANDE HYDROLOGY AREA
Regarding the river's behavior for the coming hours, the Hydrology area of Salto Grande, in the report issued at noon this Wednesday, informed that:
Until 3:00 PM on Thursday, May 9, the maximum levels will not exceed the following values:
12.60 meters at the Port of Concordia.
12.80 meters at the Port of Salto (ROU).
The reservoir level will tend towards 33 meters.
This report, which is issued daily, may be changed due to unforeseen reasons or emergencies at any time, which will be communicated.
Prefectura Salto Grande: 0345-422 6089
Prefectura Concordia: 0345-421 2404
The meeting was attended by members of the Municipality's Health Secretariat as well as members of the Armed Forces, Security Forces, and Volunteer Firefighters.
In addition, the Mayor toured various sectors where the water has been advancing over the days, speaking with residents and emphasizing the need to carry out actions without water inside the homes.
In this regard, it is reminded that those who require assistance must call the toll-free number 103.
EVACUATIONS
The evacuation operation continued as planned, in a joint effort between the different areas of the Municipality of Concordia, Armed Forces, Security Forces, Volunteer Firefighters, and intermediate entities.
Regarding evacuations, Mayor Azcué reported that as of this Wednesday, May 8, a total of 43 families have been evacuated, totaling 146 people, including adults and minors.
Of the total number of evacuated families, 24 of them, consisting of 47 adults and 29 minors, were moved to private homes.
There are 3 families, 6 adults and 6 minors, housed at the “El Refugio” Evacuee Center in Carretera La Cruz
16 families, 31 adults and 27 minors, were housed in the Regiment's facilities.
To date, 76 people have been moved to private homes and 70 to Evacuation Centers.
REPORT FROM THE SALTO GRANDE HYDROLOGY AREA
Regarding the river's behavior for the coming hours, the Hydrology area of Salto Grande, in the report issued at noon this Wednesday, informed that:
Until 3:00 PM on Thursday, May 9, the maximum levels will not exceed the following values:
12.60 meters at the Port of Concordia.
12.80 meters at the Port of Salto (ROU).
The reservoir level will tend towards 33 meters.
This report, which is issued daily, may be changed due to unforeseen reasons or emergencies at any time, which will be communicated.
Prefectura Salto Grande: 0345-422 6089
Prefectura Concordia: 0345-421 2404