US EditionTrinidad Land Movement Destroys Crops, Roads
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Alternative route for farmers affected by land movement
AS land movement continued overnight in Royal Engineer Road, Los Iros, near the site of its mud volcano, Minister in the Ministry of Public Utilities Clyde Elder says plans to repair an alternative route for farmers to transport their produce are under way.
Trinidad land movement destroys crops, roads
(Trinidad Express) Sudden and extensive land movement has fissured the site of the Los Iros mud volcano in South Trinidad over the past few days, leaving acres of farmland and agricultural access roads damaged and cracked. The article Trinidad land movement destroys crops, roads appeared first on Stabroek News.
The damage related to the weather of October 2024 finally recognized. In a ministerial decree published in the OJ, the state recognizes the state of natural disaster for three municipalities of the Alpes-Maritimes: Aspremont, Bendejun and Le Tignet. These three cities had been victims of the terra movement.
Disaster victims have 30 days from the issuance of the order to file an estimated statement of losses
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