Keiko Fujimori Announced S/800 Million to Face Rains and Droughts by El Niño
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Lima, 19 Aug (Press Latina) Peruvian President Keiko Fujimori announced today the endowment of 800 million soles ($228.571 million) to mitigate the effects of the El Niño phenomenon, of heavy rains and droughts. The post Peruvian government announces funds to deal with the El Niño phenomenon first appeared on News Prensa Latina.
Emergency Decree: Government allocates S/ 179 million to prevent damage by El NiñoPresident Keiko Fujimori announced that S/ 800 million will be earmarked to strengthen the country's preparedness in the face of the intense rains, droughts and water scarcity scenarios associated with the El Niño phenomenon.The president said that the government is working at the various stages necessary to address this climate phenomenon and reduce its possible i…
Part of the budget will be invested in critical points in different cities of the country
The president of the Republic, Keiko Fujimori, announced an investment of S/ 800 million to strengthen the actions of preparation against the effects of the El Niño phenomenon, mainly in the face of intense rains, droughts and possible scenarios of water scarcity. During the meeting with the National Board of Water Users Organizations of Peru, [...]
The Government will launch a package of measures valued at S/ 800 million to reduce the risks that the El Niño phenomenon could generate over the coming months, both due to increased rainfall and possible episodes of drought and water scarcity.
For: Alex Juárez For the central government, the El Niño phenomenon is also a race against time. President Keiko Fujimori acknowledged it in one of her recent visits to the Piura region."Unfortunately, today we can't talk about prevention because nothing was done months ago.So, now we just need to talk about preparation," said the president from Sullana on August 3.The projections announce an extraordinary event and Peruvians fear that history w…
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