translated from Spanish: Treasury will have to be compensated with 300 million pesos to relatives of victims of the tsunami from February 27, 2010

The Treasury will have to pay $300 million to the family of one of the victims of the tsunami that took place on the shores of Juan Fernández after the 8.8 earthquake that struck the country on February 27, 2010.
According to the ruling of the Supreme Court, refused, without costs the appeal filed by the State against the ruling of 2017.
According to La Tercera slogan, demand that the fathers and brothers of María Angélica Pérez Germain, missing and allegedly declared presented dead following the tsunami, are told the facts: María Angelica was on vacation on Isla Robinson Crusoe, along with his partner, staying in a cabin located in sector “The stick”, 35 meters from the coastline.
Then, to the the 27F 04.30, without having felt the quake, “bed began to move, put feet on Earth and felt water up to the ankles, proceeding to wake María Angelica. Then the water massively entered the hut and dragged her. He managed to float even within the structure, finding a recess to get out and climb to the roof. Then the cabin sank and he was hit by a new wave that threw him to the coast, not knowing what happened to her partner.”
In addition, it is argued that was not received warning from the Mainland, “still it is especially relevant because in that part of the island territory, the earthquake was perceived only by some inhabitants, as a slight movement”.
This accuse negligence of the Shoah, because “he neglected essential duties and did not meet expected performance” and because Onemi who “failed to act, and when it did, was either defective or late”.
According to the ruling, the Treasury will have to pay $100 million to each parent and $50 million to the brothers.

Original source in Spanish