Guantánamo – The President of the Guantánamo Provincial Defense Council, Joel Pérez García, led a tour of the Baracoa Municipality to supervise the measures being taken to deal with heavy rains and the recovery of damage caused by Hurricane Oscar.
Upon his arrival at the municipal committee of the Party, he was interested in the cadres and leaders who suffered some damage.
The visit included the Avialla micro-dam located in the mountainous community of Consolación, a site where Hurricane Oscar devastated cocoa, banana and other plantations in addition to causing damage to numerous homes and the school.
At the meeting of the Municipal Defense Council, work priorities were defined, including protecting the population, for which it was agreed to evacuate all inhabitants in areas at risk of flooding.
Another of the priorities defined is the rapid distribution of the basic food basket to all pending and difficult-to-access places, using alternative means of transportation, as well as the sale of agricultural products.
In another order, it was directed to mobilize the people for the recovery of the warehouses, the Family Doctor’s Offices, the schools and work centers so that they can be incorporated to provide service to the population in the shortest possible time.
In the midst of these exceptional circumstances, the people must be kept informed, emphasized the political leader, and for this it was agreed to place generators in the municipal radio station CMDX and the Telecentro Primada Visión, use the loudspeakers and as many initiatives as possible.
At the end of the meeting, Pérez García insisted on the exhaustive work that the processing tables must do to register and respond to the victims, so that no one is left unvisited or unattended to in order to comply with the principle of the Cuban Socialist Revolution of not leaving anyone helpless.
He also called for organizing the distribution of donations and redoubling the work of supervision to counteract the manifestations of indiscipline and opportunism.
