THE The Andalusian government is already planning an aid fund for DANA victims in the community. This was stated by Andalusian President Juanma Moreno, who insisted on asking citizens to exercise “caution” as the storm continues in some provinces.
Moreno indicated that the community is waiting to quantify the damage to be able to make an aid forecast. Furthermore, the damage caused by heavy rains, the president of Adviceoccurred particularly on the roads.
Moreno indicated that the forecasts already speak of a handing over of the DANA, which will concentrate its strength in the afternoon Thursday and every Friday in the province of Huelva.
Regardless, the Andalusian president explained that the yellow alert level would be maintained in Cádiz. There this Thursday the mayor of Jerez de la Frontera, María José García-Pelayowarned of the possibility of the Guadalete overflowing after discharge from a nearby reservoir.
“Once the orange notice disappears, it seems that the situation calms down, it is concentrated in the provinces more western” of Andalusia, explained the President of the Council.
Aémet
Moreno also confirmed that, “according to the information provided by Aemet, throughout today -this Thursday- and tomorrow -this Friday-, probably” the storm “will concentrate in the province of Huelva“.
In anticipation of the weekend, the situation is changing, added the Andalusian president. We hope that “normality” will then arrive, Moreno moved forwardwho even indicated that his executive would be “very attentive” to the evolution of meteorology.
However, the president of the Commission warned that “in the province of Cádiz it rained in high areas”, which “This means that many flows, The descending watercourses will increase “in their flows” over the next few hours.
This is why he asked Andalusians to avoid approaching the city during the weekend. streams or rivers. The weather may be nice, but if it has rained for miles up the river bed, there could be floods like the one they fear in Jerez.
Advisors
Moreno also indicated that the Commission “waits to quantify the damage”, and the Ministers of Public Works, Rocío Díaz, and of Agriculture, Ramón Fernández-Pacheco, visited “different parts of Andalusian geography, especially in the provinces of Almería, Seville, Cádiz, Málaga and Granadato see what damage has been caused, particularly to the road network”, and “things that need to be repaired urgently”.
“On the part of the Andalusian Government, through the contingency funds, we will make an effort with the provincial councils,” promised Juanma Moreno.
The Andalusian president wants to wait to see “the resources that the State provides so that together we can help” to these people and, above all, to that part of the transport and communication network which was seriously affected by this storm.
“Fortune”
Regardless, the president stressed that if we compare the situation in Andalusia with what he experienced the Valencian Community, “We have to say that in Andalusia we have been very lucky, because these types of natural disasters can happen anywhere and at any time.”
So, “when it rains on 150 liters per square meter In a few hours, no infrastructure can withstand it, and even more so when it rains almost 500 liters, as happened in Valencia,” said the president.
