The local leader assures that there is a shortage of food, collapsed housing, and 80 percent of educational facilities affected.
Collapsed roads, fallen antennas, and armed groups hindered the entry of aid. In the country, there are 265 dead, 3,494 injured, and 496 missing.
Some municipal headquarters and indigenous reserves are cut off.
Legal Medicine has identified 43 bodies out of the 188 deceased. These are their stories.
They have no electricity or internet connection. They assure that they can only communicate with the Government from the municipal hospital.
They have no electricity, water, or internet. A firefighter member reported that after a tour of the urban perimeter, most of the houses were left without roofs.
The institution’s rector assured that some were admitted to the municipal hospital due to hip fractures. Son of the mayor of Bahía Solano.
The representative of that municipality says there is no electrical power and that the only access road is closed.
They would commit terms of up to 9 years. The New Government questioned the award. Contractors speak.
On July 27th, he had requested house arrest, but it was denied.