Tacna: Strong Winds in the Region Cause Panels to Fall and Power Cuts
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The population of Tacna was surprised Monday night by a storm of strong winds, with speeds of up to 20 kilometers per hour, which caused the fall of advertising panels, trees and electrical cables in different sectors of the Heroic City.
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Metal structure of advertising panel crushes vehicle on Leguía Avenue and trees were uprooted
The National Service of Meteorology and Hydrology (Senamhi) reported that intense gusts of wind, with speeds greater than 30 kilometers per hour, affected the regions of Tacna and Moquegua on the night of Monday, August 17. The climatic phenomenon generated the fall of trees, the removal of roofs and the collapse of advertising panels in various sectors of the south of the country.
Tacna.- The strong winds recorded in the last hours in Tacna caused various material damage in different sectors of the city. Among the numerous panels that flew out, one ended up on a vehicle, leaving one person injured. The incident occurred at the intersection of Leguía Avenue with December 2nd Street, where a large advertising panel detached from its base and fell on a Station Wagon vehicle with Z7W-622 plate. The driver was injured and assi…
In several districts of Tacna there were strong r phages of wind that caused the detachment of advertising panels, trees and even cables of the grids, putting the passersby at risk.
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