Costa Chica, Guerrero /
To attend to the population and the effects left in its wake hurricane John in the Costa Chica region, Governor Evelyn Salgado Pinedaaccompanied by the national coordinator of Civil Protection, Laura Velázquez Alzúa, They made a tour to provide immediate help to families who suffered damage to their homes.
​“The entire operational apparatus of the state governmentis located here, on the Costa Chica; another part is in Acapulcoanother part is in the Sierra, another part goes to the Central region. Where there are impacts, each of the agencies will be there,” said the president.
Through a live broadcast, the state leader shared that, as part of her tour, They began by visiting the municipalities of San Marcos, Florencio Villarreal, and Cuautepecwhere they learned firsthand what the primary needs of the population and reiterated that there is great collaboration between the different levels of government, to reestablish services and assist families in their needs.
To this end, a strategy was implemented by the state, where through the Commission of Highway and Airport Infrastructure of the State of Guerrero (Cicaeg), the Commission of Drinking Water, Sewerage and Sanitation of the State of Guerrero (Capaseg), the Secretariat of Welfare, the Secretariat of Education Guerrero (SEG), the Secretariat of Comprehensive Risk Management and Civil Protection Guerrero, the DIF Guerrero, among other agencies, Aid is being provided to the different communities for actions such as the reopening of roads, attention to the issue of housing damage, flooding, drinking water supplysupply of medicines and food, just to mention a few.
In parallel, the implementation of the DN-III Plan, the Navy Plan and the National Guard Plan continues, in support of the population, in addition to the 170 shelters were set up on the Costa Chica, to provide immediate attention if necessary. To do this, a thorough review of each community and municipality is carried out, in coordination with the different levels of government.
“We will continue to support this DN-III Plan, this Navy Plan and the National Guard Plan, of course. We are attentivewe are coordinated and we continue with this tour of the municipalities affected by this hurricane John, here in our beloved Costa Chica, so that they know that they are not alone and that they are not alone, that They have the support of our presidentof the Mexican government, of the state government, in perfect coordination with the municipal governments,” he said.
During her visit, the governor held a meeting with the mayor of Marquelia, Lincer Casiano Clemente, to to know the degree of affectation in this areawhich was the one that received the direct impact of the meteor; later, they moved to the community of Playa Bocana, belonging to this same municipality, where, according to a first assessment, Damage was reported to huts and restaurants near the coastline.
The state leader, along with the delegation that accompanied her, supervised the work being carried out on a sinkhole that appeared on the road to Copala, located in the community of San José Las Palmas, in the municipality of Cuautepec; a point that is already being addressed by state and federal agencies.
Salgado Pineda stressed that it is priority to work on essential issues How are the cCommunications and restoration of roads, This is in order to ensure that support reaches all the places where it is needed, so efforts will be redoubled in territorial work to achieve the objective.
While the national coordinator of Civil Protection, Laura Velázquez Alzúa, reiterated that damage has occurred and they are registering to be served punctually, in addition to supporting the population with hot food, through the installation of mobile kitchens and basic necessities, such as drinking water.
They accompanied the governor, Chief of the General Staff of the Twelfth Naval Region, Marco Antonio Peyrot and the Chief of Staff of the Ninth Military Region, José Felipe Andrade; the president of the Guerrero DIF, Liz Adriana Salgado Pineda, as well as heads of state government departments.
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