The Government of Córdoba, through the Risk Management Office, provided 4,500 humanitarian aid to deliver to families who have been affected by the ravages of the winter wave.
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The aid, which is already duly packaged and distributed, was managed by Governor Erasmo Zuleta Bechara before the National Federation of Departments (FND).
These are food, hygiene and kitchen kits that will be distributed in the territories that have reported the most critical situation to the Government of Córdoba as a result of the current rainy season, including the municipalities of Ayapel and Lorica.
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Henry Licona, technical director of the Córdoba Risk Management Office, assured that “we received this aid due to all the effects that we are suffering in the department as a result of the rains and the consolidation of the La Niña Phenomenon. “We are going to make deliveries in the municipalities that, in addition to the floods, have registered the families in the Single Registry of Victims.”
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