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Pacific groundswell: more waves to come Disaster area declarations sought in Guerrero, Oaxaca
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Pacific groundswell: more waves to come
Disaster area declarations sought in Guerrero, Oaxaca
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The huge groundswell that affected the Pacific coast last weekend may be over, but Guerrero Civil Protection Secretary Raúl Domingo Miliani Sabido warns that the phenomenon isn’t done yet.
“What we’re experiencing now is a truce, but soon, between May 12 and 15, wave heights and intensity will reach a new peak. We strongly suggest that residents remain vigilant of Civil Protection [information] releases, and most importantly, of the behavior of the sea itself.”
“Some beaches in the state remain closed not only as a precaution; they’re still covered in debris,” said Miliani Sabido.
Damage assessment is under way in 12 coastal municipalities that are likely to be declared disaster zones by the federal government. So far, the tally is 695 destroyed or partially destroyed houses and 495 damaged businesses. As of yesterday there were still 175 people quartered in four different temporary shelters.
Meanwhile, Oaxaca Senator Benjamín Robles, president of the chamber’s South-Southeast Commission, has requested that municipalities and communities affected by the groundswell in his state be declared disaster zones as well.
“We urge the federal government to thoroughly assess current conditions in the affected Oaxaca municipalities and communities. A disaster zone declaration would help in assisting victims and keeping the rest of the population safe, and in promoting an information campaign,” he said.
Oaxaca Civil Protection coordinator Felipe Reyna said nine municipalities were affected by the big waves.
“Tourist activity is stalled on 35 beaches, and there are at least 380 affected businesses, mostly palapas on the beach.”
The groundswell, known in Spanish as “mar de fondo,” delivered waves as high as 10 meters in Oaxaca and Guerrero, resulting in three deaths.
Civil protection missing person search to swell in Oaxaca; They rescued a girl and a woman Oaxaca FrontMay 4, 2015
Civil protection missing person search to swell in Oaxaca; They rescued a girl and a woman
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Civil protection missing person search to swell in Oaxaca; They rescued a girl and a woman
* Perform operating on the coast to locate a missing at Caleta Violin, Huatulco, where three people were seriously damaged populations Oaxaca 4 May.- A missing person's Cove Violin, Huatulco, and further damage to beach restaurants along the coast of Oaxaca, is the ...
Wednesday, May 6, 2015
Census begin Zipolite damage. MAY 5TH, 2015 DELFO MUNICIPALITIES
Census begin Zipolite damage.
May 5th, 2015 
DELFO MUNICIPALITIES 0 COMMENTS
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Zipolite, Oax.- The State Government and municipal authorities launched yesterday, censuses for damage caused by the natural phenomenon swell that hit beach destinations of Puerto Angel and Zipolite.
The Ministry of Tourism and Economic Development (STyDE) State Coordination of Civil Protection and the municipal government brigades deployed to conduct the census of damage, "we have 48 hours to quantify the damage caused by the swell, the questionnaires were applied every house and business to business, "said Raymundo Carmona Laredo, the mayor.
Accompanied by Javier Portillo and Hamlet Torija Morales Vergara, Undersecretary of Tourism and Civil Protection State delegate, respectively, the mayor began a tour and meetings with those affected by the natural phenomenon.
The first meeting was held in the municipal agency of Puerto Angel, there inhabitants, tourism service providers and coastal fishermen, led by the municipal agent Avelino Salinas Silva, presented the damages and losses, among others, appliances such as stoves, refrigerators, palapas, Ramadas, unofficially, some fishermen said that there are at least three or four boats that capsized on the main beach providing shelter.
Similarly, public officials, accompanied by the municipal agent Antonio Rodriguez Jarquín, conducted a tour of the beach of Zipolite, those affected sought expedited munícipe intervention, "represéntenos to the government, Mr. President, no, we fool as when Hurricane Carlotta passed in June 2012, to tell us if we are going to support and how, last Carlotta was pure deception ", they expressed upset some restaurateurs, including Marcelo, owner of the restaurant The Alchemist.
The mayor said that after obtaining the Census damage, proceed to seek some government programs that support be channeled, stressing to people affected, "we must be clear, I am informed that the Fonden does not apply to events Mar Fund is to phenomena such as earthquakes, hurricanes, tropical storms, but not in this kind of natural phenomenon, so let's argue well with the government so that we can access some official program, "Carmona Laredo exalted.
For his part, Javier Portillo stressed that contributes STyDE and will be present until culminating tasks census, regarding complaints from service providers who qualified as a hoax government support to cover costs arising from the impact of Hurricane Carlotta He said "I am not aware of what happened in 2012, of course you are going to report their complaints, there must be names of those who were responsible for the program after the impact of Carlotta," the government's deputy tourism State.
Census begin Zipolite damage.
Census begin Zipolite damage.
MAY 5TH, 2015 DELFO MUNICIPALITIES0 COMMENTS
DELFO MUNICIPALITIES0 COMMENTS
Zipolite, Oax.- The State Government and municipal authorities launched yesterday, censuses for damage caused by the natural phenomenon swell that hit beach destinations of Puerto Angel and Zipolite.
The Ministry of Tourism and Economic Development (STyDE) State Coordination of Civil Protection and the municipal government brigades deployed to conduct the census of damage, "we have 48 hours to quantify the damage caused by the swell, the questionnaires were applied every house and business to business, "said Raymundo Carmona Laredo, the mayor.
Accompanied by Javier Portillo and Hamlet Torija Morales Vergara, Undersecretary of Tourism and Civil Protection State delegate, respectively, the mayor began a tour and meetings with those affected by the natural phenomenon.
The first meeting was held in the municipal agency of Puerto Angel, there inhabitants, tourism service providers and coastal fishermen, led by the municipal agent Avelino Salinas Silva, presented the damages and losses, among others, appliances such as stoves, refrigerators, palapas, Ramadas, unofficially, some fishermen said that there are at least three or four boats that capsized on the main beach providing shelter.
Similarly, public officials, accompanied by the municipal agent Antonio Rodriguez Jarquín, conducted a tour of the beach of Zipolite, those affected sought expedited munícipe intervention, "represéntenos to the government, Mr. President, no, we fool as when Hurricane Carlotta passed in June 2012, to tell us if we are going to support and how, last Carlotta was pure deception ", they expressed upset some restaurateurs, including Marcelo, owner of the restaurant The Alchemist.
The mayor said that after obtaining the Census damage, proceed to seek some government programs that support be channeled, stressing to people affected, "we must be clear, I am informed that the Fonden does not apply to events Mar Fund is to phenomena such as earthquakes, hurricanes, tropical storms, but not in this kind of natural phenomenon, so let's argue well with the government so that we can access some official program, "Carmona Laredo exalted.
For his part, Javier Portillo stressed that contributes STyDE and will be present until culminating tasks census, regarding complaints from service providers who qualified as a hoax government support to cover costs arising from the impact of Hurricane Carlotta He said "I am not aware of what happened in 2012, of course you are going to report their complaints, there must be names of those who were responsible for the program after the impact of Carlotta," the government's deputy tourism State.
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