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El Salvador is currently under the influence of a low-pressure system, an atmospheric condition expected to sustain rainfall throughout the week, according to the Ministry of Environment’s forecast. Considering this, government agencies have activated a preventive plan to address potential emergencies and mitigate risks to the population.
As part of preparedness measures, authorities have 180 pre-equipped shelters ready to accommodate individuals who may need to be evacuated from high-risk areas. This capacity is part of the planned response to the ongoing rainfall across the country.
The response plan also involves the Ministry of Public Works, which has 68 operational bases and work crews available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. These teams are prepared to respond to situations affecting mobility or infrastructure during the rainy season.
These resources are bolstered by 700 personnel from the Fire Department, stationed at 17 locations, who remain on alert to respond to emergencies arising from the weather conditions.
The plan aims to ensure a coordinated response to potential incidents and maintain resources for preventive action. Preparedness efforts cover both emergency response capabilities and the availability of shelter for those who may need it.
The Ministry of Environment continues to monitor weather conditions and has indicated that rain will persist throughout the week. Authorities advise the public to stay informed about forecast updates and to consider local conditions in their specific areas before traveling.
Given the rainy conditions, the public is advised to check the forecast before heading out, assess conditions in their area, and take necessary precautions while traveling. This is particularly important during heavy rain, when road conditions can change suddenly. Authorities have also kept the numbers 2281-0888 and 7070-3307 active for reporting emergencies and facilitating assistance for cases requiring intervention.
The preventive plan aims to keep institutional resources active for as long as the rainy conditions persist, with shelters, infrastructure crews, and emergency teams ready to respond to potential impacts.
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