US EditionLa Paz: Evacuate Houses in San Isidro in the Face of the Risk of Sliding
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La Paz, Mar 10, 2026 (ATB Digital).- The Municipal Government of La Paz removed furniture and belongings of families in four lands with demolition order, facing the risk of landslides in the San Isidro Bajo area. The works are carried out with permission of the owners and the goods will be protected and inventoryed in the San Antonio Subalcaldía. Source: ATB DigitalThe post San Isidro Bajo: Evicted belongings of houses with risk of collapse firs…
Emergency personnel from the Municipal Autonomous Government of La Paz (GAMLP) assisted in the evacuation of goods and other housing objects in the San Isidro Bajo area of the city of La Paz, in the face of the risk of landslides, the...
Fact Sheet: The La Paz Municipal Government has begun the evacuation of four properties in San Isidro Bajo, prioritizing family safety due to the risk of collapse. Tap to see the full context. Context: Óscar Luna, head of the municipal unit, stated, “Four properties have been identified with a demolition order due to the risk posed by the avenue.” The evacuation began after obtaining authorization from the owners. The removed furniture and belon…
The rains aggravated the situation. The evacuation is intended to avoid fatal casualties in the face of a possible landslide in the area.
Due to the fact that four houses located on Avenida Nieves Linares in the San Isidro sector would be at risk of collapse, staff from the municipality of La Paz proceeded to remove the personal belongings of the anti-Cresists who lived in a three-storey building. The properties would have demolition order. The entrance Recuperate housing items that will be demolished in San Isidro was first published in El Diario
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