During this Saturday, the Minister of Human Development of Entre Ríos, Verónica Beriso, accompanied Mayor Francisco Azcué during the meeting of the Emergency Committee in response to the rising of the Uruguay River.
Asked about the province’s work in the face of the advance of the Uruguay River on the city’s coast, Minister Beriso acknowledged that “we want to be cautious in case something happens,” but “it has not happened yet and the best thing is to be informed,” she said. at a press conference.
However, he stressed that “from the province we are in an emergency”, because “we come from a series of important contingencies” and that due to this background “we do not have the means to respond to one more”, admitting that “there is little we can do.” “We have left it in stock” and that is what we tried to respond to in the contingency, he published Apf Digital.
I emphasize that “we are also managing (more supplies) through the Nation”, given that “there are some officials who are in the Emergency area who are always in communication with us and are already aware of the situation” that Concordia could face due to the growing of Uruguay.
At the same time, he mentioned that the scenario is also on the radar of the “Civil Defense area of the province,” clarifying that all approaches are “always done as a precaution and not on alert.”
To conclude, he pointed out that “we are all going to unite and contribute our grain of sand, in constant communication with the municipality, which will tell us what the needs are so as not to move in isolation,” he concluded, published Diario Río Uruguay.
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