:quality(85)//cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/infobae/J7P2CGVI3FHM3G3DKXVKN2BJZM.jpg "Huaicos in Peru LIVE: Report on rains and river overflow in various regions")
The Goyeneche Hospital in Arequipa collapsed
Rohel Sánchez, regional governor of Arequipasays that the Goyeneche Hospital, of the Arequipa region, collapsed due to heavy rains in recent weeks.
“He Goyeneche Hospital It has already collapsed, it no longer serves us (…) Such is the case that, on the day of the flood, water not only leaked through the tubes of the electric cables, but also through the sewers and the room was disabled from operations. The doctors had to suspend an operation because the water was coming out of the outlets,” he told RPP Noticias.
Sánchez mentioned that patients from Cusco, Puno, Tacna and Moquegua arrive at the hospital, so they need the intervention of the Ministry of Health.
MTC works on roads affected by mudslides
The Ministry of Transport and Communications (TCM) is working quickly to rehabilitate the roads affected by the mudslides.
Possibility to move to the town of Posco Miski
Rohel Sánchez Sánchez, regional governor of Arequipamentioned the possibility of a transfer of the inhabitants of Posco Bowls from the human settlement towards the upper part, up to an esplanade located on a hill very close to the place, called “Las Pampas de San Martín”, in the neighborhood of Mariano Nicolás Valcárcel so that they no longer have problems with mudslides.
The authority indicated that the legal question is being analyzed to see if this land is denounced by anyone.
MTC announces that Jauja airport will resume operations on February 15
There are seven days during which the Jauja airport service will not allow planes to enter or leave, due to the heavy rains reported there.
The heavy rains in the province of Jauja have caused inconvenience in part of the structures of the Francisco Carle de Jauja Airport. However, after necessary repairs, Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC) confirmed that this landing and boarding ground would resume operations on February 15.
Heavy rains continue in mountains and jungle areas
Senamhi warned that rainfall will occur in 17 parts of the country until next Monday, February 13.
The rainy season continues to intensify in several parts of the country and in the coming days rains are expected in the highlands and the jungle of the country. He National Service of Meteorology and Hydrology of Peru (Senamhi) alerted that until next Monday February 13, rains of moderate to heavy intensity are expected in 17 regions.