US EditionChile Provides Emergency Housing While Continuing to Fight Forest Fires
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By Nayara Batschke, Santiago (AP) — Chilean President Gabriel Boric led the handover and installation of new emergency housing on Wednesday in the south-central region of the country, which has been severely impacted by a wave of fierce wildfires that have claimed the lives of at least 21 people and injured more than 330. “What I want to convey is that help is arriving,” Boric said from a rural area outside Concepción, the regional capital of th…
President Gabriel Boric arrived this morning until Concepción and addressed one of the sectors affected by the...
This action is part of the beginning of the early rehabilitation phase, which began from the first week after the emergency.
Chayanne producers in Concepción strengthen their support to those affected by forest fires with donations of essential items and resources.
For the fourth time, the President of the Republic, Gabriel Boric, visited the Biobío Region in the context of the emergency due to forest fires in the area. In detail, the President visited the sector Lo Tato de Concepción to talk with families who received or are waiting to receive emergency housing and monitor the progress of this process. “The State is doing its part. The State is present in its different dimensions. In the governorate, in t…
During the fires that have affected the south-central part of our country, between the regions of the Ñuble and Bío Bío, we saw lamentable scenes of families who lost absolutely everything, as well as something that we had not seen before: Seeing local authorities desperately asking for help from the central government. Impossible to forget what happened with the mayor of Penco, who crying pleaded on television that the government should be pres…
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