Upon his arrival in that area of the province of Chimborazo, the chief ordered work to begin to repair the roads to the canton.
It also directed the establishment of a residential complex to serve them and provide security for the residents of that area, as the landslide left 23 injured, 500 affected, and about 163 damaged homes, according to the figures provided by the latest report of the General Secretariat of the State. Risk management in the Andean country.
Through his Twitter account, Laso confirmed that during his zero-point tour of Alusi, he was able to check the search and rescue work and confirmed that they will continue as long as necessary.
The governor also ordered the evacuation of that area due to the risk of a new landslide.
But the people of that district disapproved of the chief’s presence there and attempted to enter the mayor’s office by force to complain of the lack of interest in the canton.
On Monday morning, the people of Alosi blamed the government of Guillermo Lasso for the damage caused by the landslide, claiming that they had warned for months about the dangers of a geological fault that caused the earth to move.
Likewise, on Saturday, many residents of that region organized a sit-in to demand intervention in the region, fearing the danger of collapse.
During the protest, they also claimed that a technical study recently conducted in that town revealed that when it rains there is no proper sewage system, and thus waste water seeps into the ground, causing high humidity.
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