Authorities publish list of 39 buildings to be demolished in La Guaira
Translated from Spanish and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.
At a glance
- Venezuela's Public Works Ministry listed 39 buildings in La Guaira for demolition after severe structural damage from the June 24 earthquakes.
- Demolition debris will go to a temporary disposal centre in Caraballeda, which can process up to 600 tonnes per hour.
- Security forces will guard the work areas while a technical team oversees demolition and the safe transfer of debris.
Venezuela's Public Works Ministry has published the official list of 39 buildings slated for demolition in La Guaira in the coming weeks. The structures suffered severe damage in the earthquakes of June 24.
The demolitions form part of measures by the interim government to reduce risks in areas affected by the earthquakes. Once the buildings come down, workers will transfer the debris to the Temporary Disposal Centre in Caraballeda for crushing.
The facility can process up to 600 tonnes of debris per hour. Authorities said it operates under strict environmental protection protocols designed to keep the waste from reaching nearby beaches.
The list includes buildings and residential complexes in Catia La Mar, Macuto, Tanaguarena, Playa Grande, Maiquetรญa and Caraballeda. Security forces will guard the various work zones, while a specialized technical team will direct the demolition and the safe movement of debris to the collection centre in Caraballeda.
Originally published by El Nacional in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.