SERÁ EN OTRA PARTE.

POR: LUIS ALBERTO FIGUEROA

T.P. 0222 EXPEDIDA POR EL MINISERIO DE

EDUCACIÓN NACIONAL.

FUENTE PERIÓDICO EL DIARIO DE PEREIRA.

Mal inicio de 2024 para 160 familias de Pereira que lo perdieron todo en el incendio de la invasión El futuro.

Cerca de 110 viviendas construidas con materiales livianos como esterilla y guadua quedaron vueltas cenizas.

El alcalde Mauricio Salazar Peláez, declaró la calamidad pública en Pereira en respuesta al desastre.

En el Consejo Municipal de Gestión del Riesgo, diversas entidades y organismos de socorro se unieron para  coordinar esfuerzos.

Más de 800 personas afectadas, según el censo preliminar, recibirán atención prioritaria que incluye opciones de autoalbergue o subsidio de arrendamiento de $350 pesos por familia.

Se garantizarán servicios esenciales como alimentación, atención médica y apoyo psicosocial

Ayer mismo se inició la recolección de ayudas, trabajando en colaboración con la Cruz Roja.

Por su parte, el gobernador de Risaralda Juan Diego Patiño Ochoa, insta a tocar la puerta del Gobierno Nacional en busca de soluciones concretas.

HER FUTURE»,

IT WILL BE ELSEWHERE.

BY: LUIS ALBERTO FIGUEROA

T.P. 0222 ISSUED BY THE MINISTRY OF

NATIONAL EDUCATION.

NEWSPAPER SOURCE EL DIARIO DE PEREIRA.

Bad start to 2024 for 160 families from Pereira who lost everything in the fire of the El Futuro invasion.

About 110 homes built with light materials such as matting and guadua were turned into ashes.

Mayor Mauricio Salazar Peláez declared a public calamity in Pereira in response to the disaster.

In the Municipal Risk Management Council, various entities and relief organizations came together to coordinate efforts.

More than 800 affected people, according to the preliminary census, will receive priority attention that includes self-shelter options or a rental subsidy of $350 pesos per family.

Y: LUIS ALBERTO FIGUEROA

T.P. 0222 ISSUED BY THE MINISTRY OF

NATIONAL EDUCATION.

NEWSPAPER SOURCE EL DIARIO DE PEREIRA.

Bad start to 2024 for 160 families from Pereira who lost everything in the fire of the El Futuro invasion.

About 110 homes built with light materials such as matting and guadua were turned into ashes.

Mayor Mauricio Salazar Peláez declared a public calamity in Pereira in response to the disaster.

In the Municipal Risk Management Council, various entities and relief organizations came together to coordinate efforts.

More than 800 affected people, according to the preliminary census, will receive priority attention that includes self-shelter options or a rental subsidy of $350 pesos per family.

Essential services such as food, medical care and psychosocial support will be guaranteed

The collection of aid began yesterday, working in collaboration with the Red Cross.

For his part, the governor of Risaralda, Juan Diego Patiño Ochoa, urges knocking on the door of the National Government in search of concrete solutions

Essential services such as food, medical care and psychosocial support will be guaranteed

The collection of aid began yesterday, working in collaboration with the Red Cross. For his part, the governor of Risaralda, Juan Diego Patiño Ochoa, urges knocking on the door of the National Government in search of concrete solutions