The Canarian system of Valencia adds its efforts and its equipment to the fight of residents and volunteers in the streets and houses of Alfafar and Massanassaby helping the population from the first hour to carry out the evacuation of water, the cleaning of debris and the removal of mud, personal effects and waste from the roads, taking into account the risk that this represents for health public.
The emergency device that the Government of the Canary Islands has transferred to Valencia focuses its efforts on the evacuation of water and the elimination of debris in houses and garages, in addition to carrying out cleaning tasks. cleaning and mud removalpersonal effects and waste on the roads of the urban centers of Alfafar and Massanassa.
Members of the Forest Fire Intervention and Reinforcement Teams (EIRIF) and the Forest Fire Reinforcement Brigades (BRIFOR) intervened, separated into two groups, in several streets of Alfafar, in an area close to the town hall and several educational centers, where they went. having deleted tons of mudfurniture and different types of objects that travel these narrow roads.
They also participated in an essential task at this time to prevent sources of infection, the removal of numerous bags of garbage and waste which can be found on public roads in this same area.
For their part, firefighters from the Tenerife, Gran Canaria and Lanzarote consortia, organized into ten other groups, worked in the Massanassa area, where they carried out firefighting tasks. holds in garages and homes which were still flooded with water and mud, with the aim of helping neighbors so that they could gradually return to normality.
The team of the Canary Islands Emergency Service (SUC) and the Canary Islands Health Service, which accompanied the emergency personnel throughout the day, also provided healthcare for two citizens who presented with benign pathologies.
It is planned arrival in Valencia of the rest of the contingent which traveled by boat from Gran Canaria, with a light forward command post (PMA) from the Emergency and Rescue Group (GES), a rapid intervention vehicle from the Canary Islands Emergency Service (SUC), four vehicles from the Gran Canaria Emergency Consortium Canaria and six members of these emergency services.
The emergency device sent by the Government of the Canary Islands to Valencia has a total of 70 soldiers firefighter consortia from Tenerife, Gran Canaria and Lanzarote, the Emergency and Rescue Group (GES), the Forest Fire Intervention and Reinforcement Teams (EIRIF) and the Forest Fire Reinforcement Brigades (BRIFOR) ) of the Cabildo de Tenerife, as well as with a doctor and two nurses from the Canary Islands Emergency Service and the Canary Islands Health Service (SCS).
