Municipality of Chillán Viejo Suspends Anniversary Celebrations Due to Climatic Contingency
In response to the ongoing climatic emergency affecting families in the historic commune and various communes in the region, the Municipality of Chillán Viejo has announced the suspension of the forty-third anniversary celebrations of the city’s founding. The event, originally scheduled for Monday, June 26, will not take place as planned.
The decision to cancel the anniversary activities comes in conjunction with the declaration of a State of Catastrophe in the regions from Valparaíso to Biobío. This measure aims to address the urgent needs of the affected communities and ensure the safety and well-being of the residents.
Mayor Jorge del Pozo and his team from the municipality are currently on the ground, actively assessing the situation in the commune. They are working tirelessly to attend to the most pressing needs of the affected neighbors and continuously monitoring the state of rivers, estuaries, canals, and streets in both urban and rural areas of the commune.
The climatic contingency has caused significant disruption and hardship for many families in Chillán Viejo and surrounding areas. The municipality’s priority is to provide immediate assistance and support to those affected by the meteorological emergency.
Residents are urged to stay informed and follow the instructions and recommendations provided by local authorities. The municipality will continue to work diligently to address the challenges posed by the climatic contingency and ensure the safety and well-being of all residents.
As the situation evolves, further updates and information will be provided by the Municipality of Chillán Viejo.
How is the municipality assisting families impacted by the climatic crisis
Municipality of Chillán Viejo Cancels Anniversary Celebrations: United in the Face of Climatic Crisis
In light of the ongoing climatic emergency that has wreaked havoc on families in Chillán Viejo and across the region, the Municipality of Chillán Viejo has made the tough decision to suspend the highly anticipated forty-third anniversary celebrations of the city’s founding. Originally scheduled for Monday, June 26, this event will no longer proceed as planned.
This decision comes hand in hand with the declaration of a State of Catastrophe in the areas spanning from Valparaíso to Biobío. This crucial measure aims to address the urgent needs of the communities affected by the crisis and safeguard the well-being of all residents.
Mayor Jorge del Pozo and his dedicated team are already on the ground, tirelessly assessing the situation in the historic commune. They are fully committed to addressing the most pressing needs of their neighbors and continuously monitoring the condition of rivers, estuaries, canals, and streets in both urban and rural areas.
The climatic contingency has caused immense disruption and hardship for countless families in Chillán Viejo and the surrounding regions. In this time of adversity, the municipality’s primary focus is to provide immediate assistance and support to those impacted by this meteorological emergency.
We urge all residents to remain well-informed and diligently follow the instructions and recommendations provided by local authorities. The municipality remains steadfast in its commitment to tackle the challenges posed by this climatic crisis and ensuring the safety and well-being of every single resident.
As the situation continues to evolve, the Municipality of Chillán Viejo will provide further updates and information. We stand together, united in the face of this climatic crisis, and will overcome it as a resilient community.
It’s unfortunate that Chillán Viejo has had to suspend its anniversary activities due to the emergency. Safety should always be a priority, and hopefully, the community will come together to find alternative ways to celebrate this important milestone.