Following the severe storm that affected the city last night, Mayor Francisco Azcué ordered all areas of the Municipality of Concordia to focus on intervening in the aftermath of fallen trees, branches, and utility poles belonging to companies providing various services in the city, as well as assisting the affected families.
During the early morning and the first hours of this Saturday, trees were cut and removed in different sectors, such as on Avenida Carriego, in the vicinity of Club Libertad, and at Avenida Eva Perón and Madre Paula Montal street.
The intense gusts also caused the fall of utility poles belonging to different service companies, so the community is requested to take the necessary precautions.
The number available through the Municipality to report situations caused by the storm is 105.
Personnel and equipment from the Secretariat of Public Services, the Municipal Forestry Brigade, 105, the Directorate of Electrotechnics and Communications, the Directorate of Traffic and Transport, and the Directorate of Parks and Gardens remain at work.
For its part, the Undersecretariat of Social Development, belonging to the Secretariat of Human Development, is currently assisting 14 families affected by the storm with various supplies while continuing to carry out a survey in different neighborhoods of the city.
It is important to highlight that the cleaning program for reservoirs and drains carried out in different parts of Concordia allows for no overflows or flooding in the face of intense rainfall.
During the early morning and the first hours of this Saturday, trees were cut and removed in different sectors, such as on Avenida Carriego, in the vicinity of Club Libertad, and at Avenida Eva Perón and Madre Paula Montal street.
The intense gusts also caused the fall of utility poles belonging to different service companies, so the community is requested to take the necessary precautions.
The number available through the Municipality to report situations caused by the storm is 105.
Personnel and equipment from the Secretariat of Public Services, the Municipal Forestry Brigade, 105, the Directorate of Electrotechnics and Communications, the Directorate of Traffic and Transport, and the Directorate of Parks and Gardens remain at work.
For its part, the Undersecretariat of Social Development, belonging to the Secretariat of Human Development, is currently assisting 14 families affected by the storm with various supplies while continuing to carry out a survey in different neighborhoods of the city.
It is important to highlight that the cleaning program for reservoirs and drains carried out in different parts of Concordia allows for no overflows or flooding in the face of intense rainfall.