Show figures hit by heavy rain from Cyclone Yaku

He Cyclone Yaku It generated intense rains on the northern coast of Peru, causing landslides, overflows, floods, among other disasters. This climatic phenomenon has affected thousands of families across Peru and some personalities from the Peruvian show are no strangers to this damage.

Singers, models and journalists have expressed concern that their homes will be flooded by the large amount of water that keeps entering several homes. In this note we tell you who spoke about the complicated situation that their families are experiencing.

The portal ‘Instarándula’ published images of the house of the ex-reality chica in Chiclayo, affected by heavy rains and the overflow of the La Leche river in Lambayeque. It turned out that the father of Sheyla Rojas He removed the water that entered his property without stopping.

The model did not sit idly by and used the stories on her official Instagram account to call for immediate action from authorities to help all affected Peruvians. “There are many families suffering from the devastation…I hope help will arrive soon,” he wrote.

The singer took to his digital platforms to show what happened at his home in the early hours of March 14. The water had pooled on the balcony near his room and had even managed to get into his room a little.

“Today we woke up to the water. I had to come up to the roof to put some plastic on, there were leaks. It all made me think, because I’m not making this video to to show you how my house was flooded is to invite you to empathize, to invite you to give thanks, not complain,” said Ezio Oliva.

The singer and her husband Tito Mauri told local media that on Sunday March 12, part of their house collapsed due to heavy rain. As he recounted, the tin roof he had fitted in an area of ​​his house fell down.

“On Sunday it rained very hard, from five o’clock in the afternoon until past midnight. At my house everything is fine, but due to the strength and weather of the rain, part of the sheet metal roof that we had collapsed, right where I had conditioned to record my video greetings, but it was nothing serious,” he told Trome.

“Three gutters were also broken and someone will come and fix them. At the moment we are looking to strengthen our house to be safer. The rain was very heavy, like in the jungle,” added the musician.

The driver Fatima Aguilar He took a few minutes from the weekly report to express his concern about the situation his family is living in Trujillo. The journalist said her relatives were tasked with removing all the water from her home and blamed the authorities for not doing anything about it.

“In 2017 and this time, once again the huaico passed through my house. On this occasion, and as you will have understood, there are hands at home, so finally all this muddy and dirty water entered our house, and here we are, wanting. This ends up surprising, as there are multiple efforts, some from the same political party, beware. We will expect answers and solutions in the coming days,” he said.

the surfer Sofia Mulanovich He spoke about the difficult situation he is going through nice point. The athlete said her parents had lived there for 55 years, so she was sorry to see the situation she is in now due to the mudslides.

“My father says that in the 55 years he has lived in Punta Hermosa, he has never experienced such a strong landslide (…) I am from Punta Hermosa. Seeing my neighborhood flooded really breaks my heart and I am here to provide any assistance needed. Here is information on how to help recover Punta hermosa and all those affected,” he said.