El Chaltén Demands an Evacuation and Contingency Plan for the Risk of a Similar Flood in Nepal
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El Chaltén’s buildings sanctioned a project to establish emergency protocols for the possible collapse of a hillside of Cerro Solo over Laguna Torre. Experts warn that water and rocks would take less than an hour to raze the urban area.
The Deliberating Council of El Chaltén, in the province of Santa Cruz, approved a resolution that demands the immediate elaboration of a comprehensive plan of evacuation and contingency in the face of the risk that a hillside of Cerro Solo will collapse and cause a flood over Laguna Torre and the town.
The Deliberating Council of the town of Santa Cruz approved a resolution for the municipality to coordinate with National Parks emergency protocols and escape routes by the sliding of the northern slope of Cerro Solo over the lagoon Torre.
The Deliberating Council of El Chaltén, Santa Cruz, approved a resolution for the municipality to coordinate with provincial and national agencies the elaboration of a plan of evacuation and contingency in the face of the risk of a landslide on Mount Solo. The researchers who monitor the area study the possibility that a part of the slope will fall on Lake Torre and cause a landslide towards the town. The initiative was promoted by Councilman El…
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