translated from Spanish: Review AMLO Care Plan in Veracruz by “Grace”

Veracruz.- President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador arrived at the Museum of Science and Technology in Xalapa, Veracruz, where he will hold a meeting with his security cabinet and the governor of that entity, Cuitláhuac Garcia, in order to analyze the support plan for the victims left in its wake by Hurricane “Grace” last week. After holding a meeting with the head of state of Ecuador, Guillermo Lasso, the head of the Federal Executive Branch moved to Xalapa, a municipality where the highest number of deaths as a result of the natural phenomenon occurred, around 7 pm on Tuesday, August 24. Manuel Huerta Ladrón de Guevara, state coordinator of the federal government in Veracruz, announced that, so far, 61 municipalities could request an emergency declaration. He also reported that, in a preliminary way, there is a record of 10 thousand people affected by the meteor. The official said that “there was a lot of wind, falling trees; the theme of light. Solutions continue to increase.” In addition, he stressed that one of the problems that must be addressed with priority is the lifting of reed roofs of some homes. In addition, he stressed that there could be rural and indigenous regions that are currently cut off, although he said that there were no reports of houses flooded by heavy rains. He also highlighted that in Poza Rica the electric light service has already been completely reestablished. Manuel Huerta Ladrón de Guevara hoped that the congregation that Lopez Obrador supports with part of his cabinet and with the governor of Veracruz, coupled with the experience of Tabasco, can execute a solid plan for the care of those affected in the following days. Read more: AMLO and Guillermo Lasso agree to plan to abolish visas for Ecuadorians It has just mentioned that, initially, this afternoon’s meeting was public, however, at the last minute, the Office of the Presidency reported that it would be private and that tomorrow, in his morning conference, the head of the Federal Executive would announce what was discussed and agreed.



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