DANA’s Operation Castilla y León will transfer part of its troops to Paiporta

The spokesperson for the Council, Carlos Fernández Carriedo, announced this Thursday transfer to the municipality of Paiportathe city most affected by DANA, of part of the money moved by the Community to Valencian lands. “Our mission in Aldaya – where the command post is also located – is coming to an end and it is appropriate to reorient this operation,” detailed the Minister of Economy and Finance, who underlined the “efficiency” of the 329 people of the Community -in addition to the 190 vehicles- moved. “A special recognition for all those whose work – civil protection, liberation of infrastructure, health missions, firefighters – is also highly valued there.” Carriedo emphasized before emphasizing “the gratitude” of the Board of Directors for the work of volunteers and local businesses.

The spokesperson recalled the words of the President of the Council, Alfonso Fernández Mañueco, regarding the fact that Castilla y León, in addition to promoting the provision of food and any type of necessary material, “In the medium term we will collaborate in the recovery of the territory”an initiative “promoted” in this Community and in which others were encouraged to participate.

Following the Government Council, it was also clarified that the Régie has started purchasing food and essential products such as water, milk, bread, cans of tuna and other non-perishable products. to send to the Valencian Community, which could be expanded. in the coming days depending on the needs that exist.

The Authority has benefited from an initial aid of one million euros for the purchase of these foodstuffs and basic necessities which will be sent to the areas affected by DANA through the Generalitat Valenciana. The Autonomous Government of Castilla y León will be responsible for transporting the donated products and food and, through the provincial councils and the Regional Federation of Municipalities and Provinces (FRMP), will organize the necessary logistics to transport them to the most useful locations . I need it, reports Ical.