Based on statistics from the Institute of Hydrology, Meteorology and Environmental Studies – Ideam The Government Secretariat, through its Office of Risk and Disaster Management informs the citizens of Soleda that this weekend there will be the transit of a tropical wave that crosses the different regions of the country with an increase in rains, especially on Saturday, June 15 and Sunday, June 16, so It is recommended to take the following recommendations:
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WITH THE POSSIBILITY OF THUNDERSTORMS, STRONG WINDS OR GINDAS: Find a safe haven. Do not expose yourself in open areas, under trees and tall metal structures, as they could be subject to discharges. • Avoid sports activities in open areas at the time of a storm. • Secure and review the condition of roofs, and elevated structures that may collapse at any given time, above normal, due to strong winds. • Carry out cleaning work on roofs, downspouts and drains.
The population adjacent to the municipality’s streams is put on risk alert in advance, especially illegal constructions that do not comply with the established standard, which warns of being at a safe distance of no less than 15 meters from these torrents, which They have powerful currents and which cause havoc during this time of heavy rains.
Citizens are also recommended to refrain from throwing garbage into these storm water channels, via canals and others, since these bad practices are the greatest danger represented by overflowing streams and overflowing sewers.
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Faced with this phenomenon, the Government Secretariat and its Risk and Disaster Management Office have been setting up work tables that allow rapid reaction to any eventuality that may occur in the municipality.
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