Pony Live | Colombia | Venezuela: Costa Rica, Nicaragua and Panama on the alert for tropical cyclone Pony | Central America | The world

Costa Rica, Nicaragua and Panama have already stepped up relief teams to deal with the effects of a tropical cyclone in the southwestern Caribbean. Tropical Storm Pony.

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Officers of Nicaragua That said More than 300 temporary shelters are readyAnd sailing has been suspended indefinitely at 11 of the country’s most important ports in both the Caribbean and the Pacific.

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Caribbean coast by the end of 2020 Nicaragua It was hit by hurricanes Etta and Iota, on the 4th and 5th, respectively, on the Sapphire-Simpson scale, causing destruction and death in just 13 days.

Next door neighbor Costa Rica Orange alert issued To almost the whole territory before arrival Pony Classes have been suspended since noon this Friday, as a measure to prevent rain, which is expected to last until Saturday.

The Costa Rican National Emergency Commission implemented the work of local emergency teams, moving staff and supplies to areas most expected to be affected, as well as reviewing 200 locations that could serve as emergency shelters.

The last direct hurricane to hit Costa Rica was in 2016 when Otto entered the Caribbean coast and crossed the country out of the Pacific.

In Panama, The National Civil Defense Organization (Sinaproc) has set up operational committees in the Caribbean provinces.Increased weather instability due to the parallel effects of the passage of tropical cyclone two, including the borders with Costa Rica.

Similarly, the Panama Maritime Authority (AMP) To increase precautionary measures for small boats and the Caribbean coast, it is valid until next Saturday – a restraining order has been issued.

The rains associated with Hurricane Etta and Iota, which devastated part of Central America in November 2020, caused twenty deaths and millions of damage to agriculture in Panama.

Implemented by the International Committee of the Red Cross

International Federation Red Cross and Red Cross Society (IFRC) and its national team network Monitors the intensity and path of potential storms such as Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Saint Lucia, Trinidad and Tobago, Grenada, Guyana, Suriname and Venezuela without damage and the damage it leaves in the path and its rise.

In a statement, the IFRC noted that Red Cross groups in Central America were reviewing their contingency plans and preparing communities.

“In Panama, the IFRC Humanitarian Center is fully stocked, with supplies and supplies needed to support up to 60,000 people in the first hours after a potential disaster.”Added the company.

The Regional Logistics Center for Humanitarian Aid (CLRAH), also known as the “Humanitarian Center of America”, is one of five locations in the world and has been operational since November 2018.

It has a storage capacity of 12,000 square meters and its founding users are the Panamanian Sinabrock and the World Food Program (WFP) and the United Nations Humanitarian Response Depot (UNHRD) operated by the IFRC.