Government to Provide ‘Recovery Bonuses’ to El Niño Victims, Declares National Emergency - CuencaHighLife
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Eleven dead and almost 50,000 affected by El Niño-related events in Ecuador
Eight of these bodies are located in five cantons of Guayas.
So far, more than 11,400 households affected by the rains have been reported, leaving a total of 11 dead and thousands of families injured. The worst hit provinces include Guayas, Esmeraldas and Manabí.
Government to provide ‘recovery bonuses’ to El Niño victims, declares national emergency - CuencaHighLife
The National Emergency Operations Committee (COE) said Tuesday that the government will provide financial assistance to those suffering damage from El Niño floods. Infrastructure Minister Roberto Luque said the amounts […]
The National COE ordered the National Customs Service of Ecuador to deliver its inventory of wineries within a maximum period of 48 hours.
The public schools of four cities in the coastal province of Guayas, including the largest in the country, Guayaquil, will have on Wednesday non-real classes due to the heavy rains associated with the El Niño phenomenon, which has left eleven people dead in Ecuador since August 29.
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