The slow reborn of a city that does not surrender A month after the catastrophe, Bahía Blanca faces the reconstruction

One month after the floods, Gabriel Katopodis assured that the water and infrastructure works in Bahía Blanca will continue. He confirmed a million-dollar investment in drinking water, health and universities. The post Gabriel Katopodis spoke of works in Bahía Blanca: "We deal with the emergency, but we do not slow anything" appeared first on El Intransigente.

Solidarity has no limits and this is reflected by the students of the Emilio Civit de Maipú school who, after the difficult situation experienced by the inhabitants of Bahía Blanca, after the floods suffered, which left at least 16 fatal victims, decided to join together and contribute a grain of sand. Through a solidarity campaign, students of 6°1 and 6°4 produced a little more than 1,100 liters of detergent and liquid soap to donate to the peo…

A chronicle of a revival marked by trauma and hope, where solidarity and state work erase the watermarks on the walls and in the soul.

The catastrophe that struck Bahía Blanca on March 7 left an indelible mark on the city and its inhabitants who, one month after the storm, are still working to recover, rebuild and return to everyday life.The intense storm that struck Bahía Blanca left the city without electricity, drinking water and basic services interrupted.In addition, the storm caused material damage, disappearances, deaths and many neighbors were forced to evacuate their h…

A few days after the violent storm that struck the city of Bahía Blanca, the wound is still open. The story of Delfina and Pilar Hecker, the little sisters of just 1 and 5 years old who were dragged by the flood of water, still does not have a closure. And every day without news becomes a dagger for their family. The drama occurred when the family was traveling in a Volkswagen Gol Trend towards Mayor Buratovich, and the storm surprised them on R…