US EditionMerida Still in Emergency: Heavy Storm Destroyed the Roofs of Several Houses East 29jun
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Nicolás Maduro, Venezuelan president, highlighted this Monday the accompaniment of the Bolivarian Government with the communities of Mérida due to the floods of the last weeks due to the effects of the heavy rains. During his program “With Maduro +” number 84, he reiterated the instruction to work 24/7 to “accompanied each of the merideños” and thanked “the force of the popular power (...) Civil Protection and the National Government to restore …
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DOBLE LLAVE – Around 1,200 families have been affected by heavy rains in the state of Barinas, in western Venezuela, reported on Monday the governor Adán Chávez. The effects also extend to Portuguesa, Trujillo, Táchira and Mérida, with floods and landslides. In a telephone contact with the state channel Venezuelan Television (VTV), the regional president explained that the communities report partial losses of goods or damages to their homes and …
The state of Merida continues in emergency, after this Sunday a strong storm destroyed the roofs of several houses of the village El Quino, parish El Morro, so the inhabitants ask for help to repair the damage to their homes. According to information shared by the X (Twitter) account of Leo Journalist, the residents of the area ask the authorities to attend to the emergency they are going through. In shared videos, we could see the severe damage…
VEA / Movilnet After the effects caused by the heavy rains, Movilnet enabled voice services and free text messages, for a month, to the inhabitants of the affected areas in the states Mérida, Barinas and Trujillo. Customers 416-426 of that town will be able to communicate, at no cost, through calls or sending SMS to stay connected with their relatives. We reiterate our solidarity and support with the communities of Merida, we maintain the operat…
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