Following the recent rainfall in various parts of Cojedes state, the Cojedes State Fire Department activated an operational and preventative deployment to address vulnerable areas and the main roads of the region.
The official report from authorities details that the main incident was limited to fallen trees in specific locations within the municipalities of San Carlos and Rómulo Gallegos. Rescue teams carried out technical work including tree felling, clearing, and debris removal to ensure road access.
Furthermore, as part of risk management protocols for the rainy season, officials are maintaining constant monitoring of rivers, streams, and other bodies of water in the state. The preliminary report indicates that water levels are stable and within normal parameters, with no reports of overflows or major impacts resulting from the rainfall.
The security agency reiterated its call for citizens to remain cautious during weather events and made emergency channels available to report any incidents in their communities.
