Capital Mayor Will Manage Temporary Rent for Families Affected by Landslides in Villa Unión
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TEGUCIGALPA, HONDURAS. – Families affected by the collapses in the Villa Unión colony could receive financial support to rent temporary housing for a period of three to six months, while municipal authorities assess the stability of the land and determine the necessary measures to deal with the emergency. The director of the Municipal Management System [...]
The Municipal Mayor of the Central District will manage resources so that families affected by the collapses in the Villa Unión colony can rent homes for an estimated period of three to six months, while the conditions of the land are evaluated and a definitive solution to the emergency is determined. The Mayor’s entrance will manage temporary rent for families affected by collapses in Villa Unión was first published in Proceso Digital.
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