Local Families Affected by Hurricane Lidia Receive Needed Support Meridiano.mx
go to original November 10, 2023

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Committed to the people who need it most, the mayor of Puerto Vallarta, Professor Luis Alberto Michel Rodríguez, gave more support to the families who were affected after the passage of Hurricane Lidia last October.

On this occasion, he visited the colonies Vallarta Villas and Campestre Volcanoes, where some homes were damaged and their inhabitants lost part of their belongings, so with the support of staff of the Directorate of Social Development, Prof Michel handed them sheets, mattresses and household items.

Accompanied by the head of the unit, Evangelina Delgado Rivera, and the area coordinator, Moisés Díaz, the municipal president personally went to the house of Mr. Alma Guadalupe Peña Quintero and Candelario García Ruiz, neighbors of the colony Vallarta Villas, who, after exposing the situation they lived after the passage of the cyclone, received in response support from the City Council.

In order to rebuild their house, they were given two packages of sheets and announced that they will also receive construction materials through the 10-best home program. Also, Profe Michel gave the family a stove and two mattresses, as well as a pantry that sent her the DIF System presided over by Mrs. María de Jesús López Delgado.

The mayor said that this support will allow them to move forward and contribute to the well-being of their family, as three other minors also depend on them who attend high school, secondary and primary school, respectively.

Later, Prof Michel, together with the director of Social Development, Evangelina Delgado, moved to the Campestre Volcanes colony, in the delegation of El Pitillal, where they gave support to another of the families affected by the hurricane, the house of Mrs. Francisca Barraza Pérez, to whom the first building gave a refrigerator, a mattress and sheets to repair the roof of his house, in addition to a pantry by the DIF System.

With the appreciation and appreciation of the settlers for these signs of solidarity, the mayor endorsed the commitment to continue supporting these families, especially those who need it most.

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This material was translated from Spanish using AI technologies. Errors may exist due to this process.

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