A total of 10 buildings were seriously affected by the passage of DANA in Letur (Albacete). This was determined by the Architecture Department of the Provincial Council of Albacete, which was able to access the old town after the completion of the access ramp this Friday.
A first ocular study concludes that the most affected buildings are located on Moreras, Aurora, Barranco and Garrobo streets.
“There are about 10 buildings already identified as seriously affected. This morning, weather permitting, one of the houses will be demolished because it has already been identified that it is in poor condition,” said President Santiago Cabañero.
Likewise, he took the opportunity to once again thank the volunteers who continue to show their support for Letur in many ways. “This area will today be a hot zone, a risk zone. It must be demolished and only professionals will be inside to free up space so that the machines can operate,” he said.
“There are two streets that have not yet been able to be inspected, so the number of 10 houses affected will increase,” he assured.
Furthermore, he indicated that this Saturday, in the river delta, in the part where the stream meets the Segura, two heavy machines are working. Also, Precautions should be taken to avoid further damage during emergency work.
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As reported by EL ESPAÑOL – EL DIGITAL CLM, in Castile-La Mancha there are two deaths due to DANA: an 88-year-old woman in Mira (Cuenca) and another in Letur, 92 years old. There are a total of five people missing in the second commune.
Professionals from all administrations intervene in a joint and coordinated manner, with the main priority of finding people who have not yet been able to be located.
“At this moment and with this objective, the 53 soldiers of the Special Operations Command (MOE) of the Rabasa barracks are still on the ground, as well as 23 firefighters of the parks of the Albacete Provincial Delegation who work with their three specialized units “, Cabañero said.
Likewise, he added that the Water Rescue Unit of the Diputación is already working in the Segura River, in collaboration with the High Rescue Unit and also the Collapsed Structures Rescue Unit.
