Local communes have organized working groups to help those affected by the heavy rains. In the photo a woman can be seen cooking while talking with Venezuelan Vice President Delcy RodrĂguez. Photo: Twitter/@ceballosichaso1.
This Saturday, October 22, the president of Venezuela, NicolĂĄs Maduro, highlighted the work carried out by community leaders in the recovery of Las TejerĂas and El Castaño in Maracay, Aragua state, areas that have been heavily affected by torrential rains.
“Everything that the women leaders are doing for the recovery of Las TejerĂas and El Castaño, the community leaders, the UBChs, and the cooks of the country is wonderful,” President Maduro wrote on Twitter. “I like that spirit of battle that flourishes in the women of our country. We are moved by love for Venezuela!”
Es maravilloso todo lo que hacen las lideresas para recuperar Las TejerĂas y El Castaño, las jefas de calle, comunidad, UBCH y las madres cocineras de la Patria. Me gusta ese espĂritu de batalla y lucha que florece en las mujeres de nuestro paĂs. ÂĄNos mueve el amor por Venezuela!
— NicolĂĄs Maduro (@NicolasMaduro) October 22, 2022
Since October 8, when a landslide hit Las TejerĂas, various social organizations, security officials and government authorities have remained active to help attend to the primary needs of the families affected by the landslide.
In Las TejerĂas, the landslide left 54 people dead and about 50 remain missing.
In order to deliver a comprehensive emergency response to the community, the Venezuelan government launched an operation with the participation of the army, law enforcement and emergency agencies together with grassroots organizations that are part of the communal power, as well as the PSUV base organizations like UBCh and street delegates.
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Medicine, food, clothing, shoes, hygiene items, child nutrition kits, first aid sets are being delivered to the families affected by the disaster. At the same time, millions of Venezuelans, individuals and organizations, have donated emergency response items required in these circumstances.
Since October 17, a similar deployment has been launched in El Castaño, Aragua state, after the overflow of the Palmarito river, which affected that area of Maracay, where four people have been reported dead so far.
(Ăltimas Noticias) by Ariadna Eljuri, with Orinoco Tribune content
Translation: Orinoco Tribune
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