DANA affected a total of 181 properties in the municipality of Mira in Cuenca. Of the total, 11 had to be demolished due to their ruined state and 20 suffered structural damage.
This was detailed this Tuesday by the first vice-president of the government of Castile-La Mancha, José Luis Martinez Guijarroduring the first coordination meeting of the Mira Plan 2025-2028, specifying that 150 properties suffered minor damage.
According to Martínez Guijarro, the Council also created a joint office between central, regional and local administrations to serve the citizens concerned. It will be made up of technicians from the Spanish government, the Commission and social services, who will be coordinated by the Mira Town Hall and who will travel to the municipalities concerned.
Likewise, he pointed out that in Mira, educational and health services are already provided normally, but there is damage to the health center, the senior center and the Civil Guard barracks, as well as to the infrastructure such as the CM- regional road. 215 in Landete.
Emergency declaration
On the other hand, the first vice president announced that the Governing Council of Castile-La Mancha had accepted declare a state of emergency the works of all damaged infrastructures of the autonomous community to start recovery as soon as possible.
He also explained that in the medium term, the Ministry of Development will develop a plan to reduce flood risks in this locality, which will include proposals for actions to be carried out.
“The goal is for Mira in 2028 to be better than before the emergency. The main thing is to serve the families who have been affected,” he assured.
“Government economic resources”
For her part, the government delegate in Castile-La Mancha, Milagros Toulonhighlighted the economic resources that the Executive has made available to the affected areas, such as more than 10 billion euros approved by the Council of Ministers.
“These resources will help area families, workers and industries,” Tolón said.
