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The Municipality of the National District (Alcaldía del Distrito Nacional) has issued a preventive alert regarding a possible rise in the level of the Ozama River. In a post on its official Instagram account, the municipal government urged residents living in vulnerable areas to remain vigilant, stay informed through official channels, and prepare for a potential evacuation. The message cautioned that residents should not wait until water levels become dangerous before taking action. It advised people to keep essential documents and belongings ready, avoid approaching riverbanks, and refrain from crossing flooded areas. The Alcaldía emphasized the importance of paying attention to emergency bulletins and following the instructions of authorities responsible for disaster management. The alert is precautionary and does not confirm that the Ozama River has already overflowed. No specific sectors have been identified as affected, and no mandatory evacuations have been announced at this time. Article source: De Ultimo Minuto | Image credit: De Ultimo Minuto
The Municipality of the National District (Alcaldía del Distrito Nacional) has issued a preventive alert regarding a possible rise in the level of the Ozama River. In a post on its official Instagram account, the municipal government urged residents living in vulnerable areas to remain vigilant, stay informed through official channels, and prepare for a potential evacuation. The message cautioned that residents should not wait until water levels become dangerous before taking action. It advised people to keep essential documents and belongings ready, avoid approaching riverbanks, and refrain from crossing flooded areas. The Alcaldía emphasized the importance of paying attention to emergency bulletins and following the instructions of authorities responsible for disaster management. The alert is precautionary and does not confirm that the Ozama River has already overflowed. No specific sectors have been identified as affected, and no mandatory evacuations have been announced at this time.
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