Military Aircraft Will Transfer up to 14 Tons of Humanitarian Aid to Galapagos Due to the Floods
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The C-130 Hercules aircraft will depart from Latacunga and make a technical stop in Guayaquil before arriving at the archipelago.
The Ecuadorian government sent a second flight with 7.6 tons of humanitarian aid to the Galapagos Islands, affected since last Friday by intense rains linked to the climate phenomenon El Niño that left nine dead and about 46,000 affected in the country.
Quito, Nov 1 (Latin Press) Authorities of Ecuador today reported on the dispatch of 7.6 tons of humanitarian aid to the Galapagos Islands after heavy rains in that island territory and issued new warnings about intense rainfall in the country. The post Ecuador sends air aid to Galapagos and issues rain alert first appeared on News Prensa Latina.
Ecuadorean Armed Forces deployed an urgent air bridge on Saturday, October 31 to send assistance to Galapagos.
Force A rea Ecuatoriana ordered a plane C-130 H rcules, capable of transporting up to 14 tons of cargo, to bring assistance to the families affected by the floods. The aircraft departs from Latacunga.
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