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ARIGUANÍ AND TENERIFE COUNT ROOFS, BUT THERE IS STILL NO DEFINITIVE COUNT

Summary by El Callejero
Authorities continue to assess the damage caused by strong winds. Homes and schools are among the damaged properties, while families await aid and lasting solutions. By Víctor Rodríguez Fajardo. In Ariguaní and Tenerife, the storm passed quickly, but left behind a task that is progressing more slowly: determining how many families were affected, the extent of the damage, and when full aid will arrive. Reports released by the Magdalena Governorat…
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Authorities continue to assess the damage caused by strong winds. Homes and schools are among the damaged properties, while families await aid and lasting solutions. By Víctor Rodríguez Fajardo. In Ariguaní and Tenerife, the storm passed quickly, but left behind a task that is progressing more slowly: determining how many families were affected, the extent of the damage, and when full aid will arrive. Reports released by the Magdalena Governorat…

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El Callejero broke the news on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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