The Chief of Staff for Temporary Camps, Jorge Rodríguez, supervised this Tuesday in the Mirador de Caiza in Charallave, Miranda state, an urban development that has the potential for the construction of up to 1.400 apartments in the coming months, which will be delivered to those affected by the earthquakes.
"In August we began deliveries to families in temporary camps," he announced via his social media accounts.
Furthermore, in a video, he detailed that the development "already has some occupied homes, people who bought their apartments there, but it has great potential to build up to 1.400 apartments in the coming months until next year."
He recalled that the acting president, Delcy Rodríguez, gave the instruction to search throughout the country, especially in the Greater Caracas area or nearby, "in the secondary market or through construction or through rental," for housing to give to those affected by the double earthquake of June 24.
He explained that he was finalizing the agreement for the acquisition of the homes on behalf of the national government with the goal of starting in August to begin delivering them to the people who remain in the temporary camps.
He also emphasized that the goal is to expedite the commitment made by the acting head of state that the stay in the camps would be short. "We are committed to that commitment, and that is why we are now beginning the process to end this as quickly as possible," he stated.
Rodríguez was accompanied by the Minister of Ecosocialism, Nelson Rodríguez, highlighting that "he has extensive experience in the accelerated construction of housing in the Great Housing Mission Venezuela."
Previously, the The acting president led a land inspection in La Guaira state. with the purpose of certifying that they are suitable for the development of new urban projects for the population affected by the earthquakes.
