Civil Defense: Goes to Normality Santiago De Cuba, Where Recovery Continues · Global Voices

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Despite progress, reconstruction of administrative infrastructure and local organizations continues in the province.

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Since the occurrence of the natural phenomenon, the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, through a technical team of the Ministry of People's Power of Public Works, has remained deployed in several provinces hit by the hurricane, rehabilitating bridges and communication routes severely affected. Santiago de Cuba province has returned to normal after several months of recovery, after the passage of Hurricane Melissa, according to the National Genera…

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ETECSA Brigades Villa Clara restored services in Santiago after Hurricane Melissa and were recognized for their delivery and commitment

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Taking into account the work carried out in the province of Santiago de Cuba following the impact of Hurricane Melissa, which has allowed the rehabilitation of vital services, it was decided to move it to normalcy and continue the reconstruction activities with the structures of the administration and the local agencies. Information Note No. 10 of the National General Staff of Civil Defense on Hurricane Melissa this Tuesday recognizes the work c…

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The National General Staff of Civil Defense reported this Tuesday that, taking into account the work carried out in the eastern province of Santiago de Cuba as a result of the damage caused by Hurricane Melissa, which has allowed the rehabilitation of vital services, it was decided to move to that territory to normal. The post Civil Defense: Goes to normal Santiago de Cuba, where the recovery first appeared on Cubadebate continues.