LAP Warns Risks for the Airport Jorge Chávez Before Possible Flood of the River Rímac
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The airport operator warned that the decolmatation work carried out by the Regional Government of Callao would have left accumulated material in the riverbed and the riverbanks. He warned of flooding impact on Néstor Gambetta Avenue.
Jorge Chávez Airport: LAP warns possible leaks by increasing the level of the Rímac Lima Airport Partners (LAP), concessionary company of the International Airport Jorge Chávez, warned about the risks that could generate the increase of the flow of the river Rímac for the airport infrastructure. This situation acquires relevance in view of the proximity of the rainy season and the possible effects of the El Niño phenomenon.... Read more » This a…
Lima Airport Partners (LAP), concessionary of Jorge Chávez International Airport, warned about the possible risks faced by the air terminal infrastructure in the face of the increase in the flow of the Rimac River, in a scenario marked by the arrival of the rainy season and the effects of the El Niño phenomenon.
Lima Airport Partners alerted on November 5 about risks for the airport Jorge Chávez and his accesses for material accumulated in the river Rímac in the face of possible rains.
Lima Airport Partners (LAP) issued a call to the authorities on the risks in the infrastructure of Jorge Chávez International Airport in view of the increase in the flow of the Rimac River due to the El Niño phenomenon. The company indicates that the material remains on the riverbed after the decolmatization work of the Regional Government of Callao.
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