At noon this Thursday, a convoy arrived in our city with assistance from the National Government to the Municipality of Concordia in light of the situation being experienced due to the rising of the Uruguay River.
This is a joint effort coordinated by the National Ministry of Security and the National System for Comprehensive Risk Management (SINAGIR). They arrived with medicines, hygiene and cleaning supplies, blankets, and clothing. In addition, the Ministry of Human Capital has sent various items to assist the families affected by the flood.
The mayor Francisco Azcué thanked the Minister of Security Patricia Bullrich and the National Government for supporting Concordia during this emergency, remarking that “it is part of a joint action between the Municipality, the Provincial Government, and the National Government. This is very important for us as these are resources that allow us to face this situation that the city is experiencing”.
“There is very important work that we are doing in the territory, with the presence of people from different parts of the country, members of various national departments who have arrived to help our residents as well as the Provincial Government and all those who make up the Emergency Operations Center,” remarked Azcué.
Santiago Hardie, National Director of Emergency Response of the Ministry of Security and the Executive Secretariat of SINAGIR, highlighted that this is comprehensive assistance, with the presence of different agencies of the National Government that make up SINAGIR and the National Directorate of Health Emergencies of the National Ministry of Health (DINESA), in addition to the Argentine Red Cross.
“The idea is always for the response to be efficient, organized between the Nation, the Province, and the Municipality, in order to support the mayor and the people of Concordia, who, ultimately, are the ones having a hard time,” stated Hardie.
Regarding the assistance that arrived in our city, Hardie indicated that they arrived with hygiene and cleaning supplies for when the families begin to return to their homes, blankets, clothing, as well as medicines, through the Ministry of Health, adding that the Ministry of Human Capital also made an important contribution.
“This is an articulated response from the National Government through President Javier Milei, the Minister of Security Patricia Bullrich, and other national agencies, supporting the mayor Azcué, Governor Rogelio Frigerio, and especially the people of Concordia.”
Members of the Municipal Cabinet were present; authorities from the Argentine Federal Police, National Gendarmerie, and Argentine Naval Prefecture; members of the Argentine Red Cross; Provincial Civil Defense, and Volunteer Firefighters, among others.
This is a joint effort coordinated by the National Ministry of Security and the National System for Comprehensive Risk Management (SINAGIR). They arrived with medicines, hygiene and cleaning supplies, blankets, and clothing. In addition, the Ministry of Human Capital has sent various items to assist the families affected by the flood.
The mayor Francisco Azcué thanked the Minister of Security Patricia Bullrich and the National Government for supporting Concordia during this emergency, remarking that “it is part of a joint action between the Municipality, the Provincial Government, and the National Government. This is very important for us as these are resources that allow us to face this situation that the city is experiencing”.
“There is very important work that we are doing in the territory, with the presence of people from different parts of the country, members of various national departments who have arrived to help our residents as well as the Provincial Government and all those who make up the Emergency Operations Center,” remarked Azcué.
Santiago Hardie, National Director of Emergency Response of the Ministry of Security and the Executive Secretariat of SINAGIR, highlighted that this is comprehensive assistance, with the presence of different agencies of the National Government that make up SINAGIR and the National Directorate of Health Emergencies of the National Ministry of Health (DINESA), in addition to the Argentine Red Cross.
“The idea is always for the response to be efficient, organized between the Nation, the Province, and the Municipality, in order to support the mayor and the people of Concordia, who, ultimately, are the ones having a hard time,” stated Hardie.
Regarding the assistance that arrived in our city, Hardie indicated that they arrived with hygiene and cleaning supplies for when the families begin to return to their homes, blankets, clothing, as well as medicines, through the Ministry of Health, adding that the Ministry of Human Capital also made an important contribution.
“This is an articulated response from the National Government through President Javier Milei, the Minister of Security Patricia Bullrich, and other national agencies, supporting the mayor Azcué, Governor Rogelio Frigerio, and especially the people of Concordia.”
Members of the Municipal Cabinet were present; authorities from the Argentine Federal Police, National Gendarmerie, and Argentine Naval Prefecture; members of the Argentine Red Cross; Provincial Civil Defense, and Volunteer Firefighters, among others.