During last weekend, Mayor Francisco Azcué continued monitoring the return operation for families who were evacuated due to the latest rise of the Uruguay River.
In this regard, he pointed out that “the rapid decline of the river is good news, which compels us to work with greater speed and intensity, and we are doing so by deploying all resources,” highlighting the commitment of municipal employees “who did not care if it was Saturday, Sunday, or what time it was, and demonstrated the love they have for the city, and this goes beyond the administration.”
Regarding the return operation, the Mayor stated that “it is a tough, difficult stage, because the water causes a lot of damage, but we are present there, working in the field with the families and in public spaces to recover them as quickly as possible.”
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Furthermore, Azcué expressed his gratitude for the displays of solidarity toward the community of Concordia from various companies, intermediary institutions, organizations, and residents in general, both from our city and from the province and other parts of the country.
“I also want to highlight the support of many institutions and individuals who have collaborated with different actions and donations, which was very important. We thank all the companies and intermediary entities that are helping the families of Concordia,” noting that a record was and is being kept of every product that enters and every product that is delivered “to ensure control and transparency.”
In this regard, he pointed out that “the rapid decline of the river is good news, which compels us to work with greater speed and intensity, and we are doing so by deploying all resources,” highlighting the commitment of municipal employees “who did not care if it was Saturday, Sunday, or what time it was, and demonstrated the love they have for the city, and this goes beyond the administration.”
Regarding the return operation, the Mayor stated that “it is a tough, difficult stage, because the water causes a lot of damage, but we are present there, working in the field with the families and in public spaces to recover them as quickly as possible.”
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Furthermore, Azcué expressed his gratitude for the displays of solidarity toward the community of Concordia from various companies, intermediary institutions, organizations, and residents in general, both from our city and from the province and other parts of the country.
“I also want to highlight the support of many institutions and individuals who have collaborated with different actions and donations, which was very important. We thank all the companies and intermediary entities that are helping the families of Concordia,” noting that a record was and is being kept of every product that enters and every product that is delivered “to ensure control and transparency.”