🔴 TEMPORAL EN BAHÍA BLANCA: 10 MUERTOS Y MÁS DE MIL EVACUADOS

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00:00We have to give a tragic news, we had talked about 6 dead in Bahia Blanca, Martin Angulo has new information.

00:08There are unfortunately 10 people, the deceased, according to official sources of the government of the province of Buenos Aires,

00:16they indicate that unfortunately 10 people died and that of course, due to the catastrophe that is being experienced,

00:26it is not ruled out that in the course of time there are more people who have died.

00:33The number of evacuated people also increased, there were about 1,000, now there are 1,321 people

00:41who are evacuated by the Temporal in Bahia Blanca.

00:47We repeat the information, 10 dead according to the province of Buenos Aires,

00:53unfortunately we have to announce that in Bahia Blanca, due to this storm, the number of evacuated people also increased

01:01and as Martin Angulo says in the source of the province in an official way,

01:06there is a high possibility that there are still a greater number of fatal victims after this ruthless storm

01:15that obviously still had no end, it is not known what the consequences are.

01:22Many missing people are still looking, unfortunately, people who claim for their relatives who have not appeared,

01:29there are a lot, we are not going to give the figure because the province of Buenos Aires has not yet given the official figure,

01:34but it does confirm what Martin Angulo says, that the number of dead goes up to 10,

01:39we had 6 dead so far and there are already 10 missing people and they are looking for them.

01:44Yes, 1,321 evacuated, there are different centers that are also officially reported,

01:52it is still not known how this storm or this storm will end.

01:59I don't know how to say ...

02:01Severe storm that was particularly affecting today, but it had been preparing since the previous days,

02:09several days ago that the yellow alert ruled the area,

02:12that very persistent, very continuous rains were coming in the entire western area of the province of Buenos Aires

02:18and that finally erupted in this severe phenomenon during today.

02:22We are live in A24, El Mar de Plata, in Bahía Blanca, in the city of Buenos Aires of course,

02:27and also in Avellaneda where the storm begins to arrive, Nico.

02:33Let's see the story of a woman today in Bahía Blanca above a roof, a roof.

02:41We are all below a roof, above a roof, we need help,

02:46we are behind the hidden one, in the part of Chango Mas, Casanova,

02:54I need help, they can send us help, we cannot communicate.

03:01This is the situation we are living, there are more neighbors above the tanks.

03:10On that side we have other neighbors who are above the roof that are no longer seen,

03:14and beyond there are other neighbors too.

03:18We need urgent help.

03:23Another terrifying story, right?

03:25We are in a hospital, this happened this afternoon, look how the hospital was in Bahía Blanca.

03:30Hospital Pena.

03:31Full of water.

03:33And heroin, we could say.

03:35And darkness.

03:36Look what this is, look what the hospital in Bahía Blanca is, this is how it was in the afternoon.

03:40But this is the neonatology area, and now you are going to see this, I said,

03:44heroin, nurses taking the babies to neonatology,

03:48with devices that have to do with simply saving their lives.

03:54With the water above the ankles, the nurses, the nurses, the doctors.

03:59Only there are the good kids.

04:03Think about the impact of that, because it is a regional hospital,

04:06the province has regional hospitals, in addition to having municipal hospitals.

04:12This is a leading hospital in the region, which not only serves the city of Bahía Blanca,

04:17it is a hospital for everything that has some complexity in the entire area,

04:22which is going to be very affected, in addition to the tremendous amount of these images that we saw,

04:27because the equipment is a lot, the losses are huge economic resources.

04:34Yes, obviously, from the neonatology of the hospital to the port,

04:39the economic consequences are not yet known, and most importantly, the human ones.

04:43But these images are, let's see, they are saying,

04:46heroin, they are saving the children from the hospital, in neonatology,

04:52carrying devices.

04:54There is an army truck.

04:55Yes, also an army truck.

04:58There we are seeing it.

05:02We are going to see postcards of this tragedy, obviously new,

05:08and that all, obviously, will be very dramatic, very dramatic.

05:12Yes, but probably few are recorded like these images.

05:17This is a hospital, there you see an army truck taking the babies.

05:21And that took them by surprise too, because it all started at 4 in the morning,

05:27so the guard teams who were working in that hospital had to work quickly

05:32to be able to evacuate the children there.

05:35It was a really atypical hour, 4 in the morning and until 10 in the morning,

05:40the period in which the most intense rainfall occurred.

05:43And one more fact, 300 millimeters of rainfall water

05:47is equivalent to 300 liters of rain water per square meter.

05:51That gives an idea of the magnitude of what rained.

05:54And the average is half of what rains in a year.

05:56Throughout the year, in the city of Bahia Blanca.

05:58In a few hours.

05:59Do you know that, according to the new province, the principal newspaper of Bahia Blanca,

06:03the ambulances of the hospital Pena were totally flooded?

06:07Of course, obviously.

06:09The same thing that happens to cars has happened to ambulances.

06:12So a thousand stories are still unknown.

06:16Governor Kicillof Nico is about 30 minutes away from arriving in Bahia Blanca.

06:23We were just informed from the province.

06:26He is accompanied by his spokeswoman, Jessica Rey, and a driver.

06:30There are very few people who are traveling,

06:34one of the delegations is completely flooded.

06:37And they go by land, basically,

06:40because the weather conditions prevent a flight.

06:44I think that is also why the president of the nation has not moved to the area.

06:48It has to do with the weather conditions.

06:51And they have had to go through all the storm

06:54that was crossing the province of Buenos Aires on the way to Bahia Blanca.

06:58Martin has information about the House of Representatives.

07:01Yes, because there is a bill that was presented.

07:06The vast majority of the blocks

07:09What do they ask for?

07:11That the environmental, economic and housing emergency

07:15of the entire area of Bahia Blanca be declared.

07:18Not only of Bahia Blanca, but of the cities that are around.

07:21Many of those that were completely isolated because the bridges were broken.

07:25This project has the particularity,

07:28luckily we heard today,

07:31that there was a work between nation and province,

07:34without political differences,

07:37which is a project that is headed by the Union por la Patria deputy,

07:40Victoria Tolosa Paz, and by the radical deputy, Carina Banfi,

07:43who is also from Bahia Blanca.

07:46But they are signed by deputies of the civic coalition,

07:49of the federal meeting, of the Kirchnerism,

07:52of the radical civic union.

07:55It is a project that has more than almost 100 signatures

07:59of the members of the House of Representatives.

08:02There is political consensus in the middle of ...

08:05Look at the image that Martin gets.

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