A technical report warns of the insecurity of the area
A team of geologists has issued an alert about the Santa Engràcia area, which was affected by a major landslide last March 26. According to the technical report prepared after the inspection of the crime scenes, it has been determined that this area is not safe and that there are some areas that need to be stabilized to ensure the safety of the inhabitants. This information is crucial to take the necessary measures and act quickly to avoid possible accidents and material damage (https://www.softcatala.org/resum-de-textos-en-catala/).
The houses affected and the measures taken
The mayor of Tremp, Sílvia Romero, has confirmed that of the three houses damaged as a result of the landslide, only two have been considered in the report by the Cartographic and Geological Institute of Catalonia (ICGC). The first house was the most affected by falling rocks and earth, while the second house suffered minor damage. The residents of these buildings had to be evicted to ensure their safety (https://www.softcatala.org/resum-de-textos-en-catala/).
Actions taken by the authorities
After the landslide, the Fire Department pointed out that the affected terrain was very unstable. Tremp City Council has taken responsibility for carrying out the necessary inspections to assess the damage caused and determine if there are other unstable areas. At the moment, there are geologists and specialist companies working to assess the situation and stabilize the weakest points before they can dislodge. Although this task will require time, the City Council is working with all available cash to ensure the safety of residents.
conclusion
The Santa Engràcia area has been declared unsafe after the landslide on March 26. Local authorities are taking the necessary measures to stabilize the affected areas and ensure the safety of the inhabitants. It is important to follow the instructions of the authorities and stay informed about the actions taken to avoid possible accidents and property damage.
