🔴 INUNDACIONES EN BAHÍA BLANCA: EL TESTIMONIO DE LOS SOBREVIVIENTES

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👉 Bahía Blanca y sus alrededores enfrentan una crisis tras un temporal que dejó caer entre 260 y 300 milímetros de lluvia en solo cuatro horas. La ciudad, con una población de 325,000 habitantes, sufre graves daños materiales y humanos. Hasta el momento, se han confirmado 13 muertes. Las fuerzas de seguridad, incluyendo la Policía Federal y el Ejército, trabajan incansablemente para rescatar a los afectados y proporcionar ayuda esencial. Sin embargo, la falta de alimentos y energía eléctrica agrava la situación. Los vecinos luchan por salvar lo poco que les queda mientras esperan asistencia urgente.  👉 Seguí en #DiarioDeLaTarde 📺 a24.com/vivo

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00:00Live in Bahia Blanca, keep in mind that we are talking about a city and its surroundings that has 325,000 inhabitants,

00:08325,000 inhabitants and that it is very difficult to calculate at this point the damage, not only material,

00:15but also the human tragedies that still have no calculation beyond the fact that officially 13 people have died,

00:2313 people have died so far.

00:31Urgent, Leo Godoy is calling us from one of our cell phones in Bahia Blanca.

00:39Well, Guille, here we are on this journey to the most difficult areas.

00:43At this moment, there you will see the truck of the Federal Police,

00:47which has arrived here at Ingeniero Guay, one of the most punished areas by the Temporal,

00:55and there you see one of the people who is trying to get out in that supermarket basket,

01:01without that supermarket cart, some of his belongings, to save something of what little he had left.

01:08And while we continue to advance in the search for people who have asked for help,

01:14there we go.

01:16Yes, look at the level of the water that is here.

01:22Let's see, let's go in slowly.

01:25The situation is very complex in this regard.

01:29Look, there, rescuing some of the things.

01:34And we are accompanying this operation.

01:38Yes, look, Guille.

01:40Look, Guille.

01:41Well, look at the level of the water that has gone down,

01:44but where people are still starting to take refuge,

01:47still partly on the sidewalk, trying to clean up some of what was left.

01:52Leo, we are live.

01:54We remind people, this is live.

01:56This is not recorded, this is live, this is happening now.

02:01This, of course, Guille, we are telling you.

02:03Look, look, that sidewalk at one point was covered with water,

02:06but now the neighbors use it to be able to move in the middle of a neighborhood

02:11that was covered by water.

02:14A neighborhood with, as we see, many shortages.

02:17I tell you, look, let's go ahead, one of the trucks of the Federal Police is guiding us,

02:22which is the one that received this request for help.

02:27Look, look, there are families there who are still,

02:30how is that patio, completely full of water, the streets.

02:35It's full of water.

02:36They still don't have food, they don't have any food.

02:39Nothing, they can't leave my house.

02:41Of course.

02:42It's the big problem now.

02:44There are people who can't leave the house, right?

02:46There is the mother-in-law.

02:47Yes, there they are asking for help, which now we will surely make them arrive.

02:51There we are moving forward, because there is a particular request,

02:54that's why the truck is moving forward,

02:57and we are also going to transfer the request of this woman.

03:01Look at what this corner is, Guille.

03:03There is the poster that shows the streets,

03:08and there, finally, the operation.

03:11There are people from the Federal Police there, prepared.

03:15Look, a kayak.

03:18There is asphalt down there.

03:19I thought there was land, but it was covered by water, but there is asphalt, look.

03:23No, exactly, all asphalt.

03:25Look, where this motorcycle is, there is an improvised kayak,

03:30which was an old surfboard that the neighbors improvised

03:34to be able to help and get some of the things.

03:40Yes, look.

03:41Well, moving in the truck, what little is left.

03:45And here, part of the operation,

03:48the Autoid Tactical Unit of the Police of the Province of Buenos Aires,

03:53which is also working in the area,

03:56the different forces that work together in this case.

04:01Well, look, this house is also a humble neighborhood,

04:05where assistance will surely be essential.

04:10Let's go to that place.

04:12Look, most of the people in this case,

04:14with all the footwear, with everything wet,

04:17end up barefoot or with their feet, obviously, wet.

04:21Yesterday they had water inside the house.

04:23They had a meter of water yesterday.

04:26They had, of course.

04:28Imagine, Guille, that everything got wet here.

04:31There is still a lot left.

04:32I have the task of being able to clean something of what they had left,

04:37what they could have picked up.

04:39Look, there is part of these families.

04:43We keep going.

04:46This is Ingeniero Guaid, as I was telling you.

04:49This is an area, if you want, closer to the port.

04:53And there we arrived,

04:54the place where the call for help was received.

05:00So there we are arriving at this moment

05:05with this operation of the Federal Police, as I was telling you.

05:09But we see all the forces working in the different areas,

05:12the gendarmerie, the army.

05:14Well, let's go down and see what the situation is.

05:18Excuse me, we are going to make a stop because we have to go down.

05:22Let's see.

05:23We are getting closer.

05:26There it is.

05:27Let's see if...

05:29From here.

05:30Let's see.

05:31There it is.

05:32There it is.

05:33Our cameraman is going down.

05:36Diego Trafferi.

05:38To be able to show you what this is about.

05:44Of course.

05:45What happened?

05:46Yes, there...

05:48I tell you that...

05:50Well, the people who ask...

05:52Now the question is the food.

05:54And as night comes, the issue of the light.

05:57No, here the supply is cut.

06:00There is no electricity.

06:01Electricity.

06:02For security, too.

06:03There is no electricity.

06:04Of course.

06:06Security is a whole issue.

06:10Let's see.

06:11Hello, how are you?

06:13Well, I imagine.

06:14Difficult moments.

06:15Yes, the truth is that I didn't have such a bad time because the house didn't flood.

06:18But this block and around it, the one that didn't flood.

06:21After the rest, the whole neighborhood was flooded.

06:23Me too, the water got to my head.

06:25To the head?

06:26No, not to the head.

06:27But hey.

06:28Up to the window.

06:29There is no way to say, up to the window.

06:30We lost everything.

06:31You lost everything.

06:32Yes.

06:33Incredible.

06:34And now, well, now we are staying there on the beach.

06:35I don't know if you saw us today.

06:36They are on the beach.

06:37We are making food there, helping people.

06:39There they met again to be able to help each other.

06:42Among all the neighbors, yes.

06:43Among you.

06:44Well, here the police came to give you a hand.

06:47Yes, they came today.

06:48They told us that they were going to bring us water.

06:50Well, he hasn't come yet, but hey, among all, many people came to help us.

06:53To help.

06:54They are receiving some help.

06:55Yes, yes, yes.

06:56Well, you here in the courtyard are ...

06:58Excuse me.

06:59Go, Leo, go, go.

07:00We accompany you.

07:01Completely full of water.

07:02Let's see.

07:03We have ...

07:04Let's see the signal up to where it gives us.

07:07You are guiding us.

07:08So far it is solid.

07:09With the signal we can get there.

07:12Let's see.

07:13Look, to show you how the patio was, this house obviously.

07:16This is going to be the reality of the clothes hung on what is the door.

07:21Of humble people, right?

07:22And here the patio, Guille.

07:24Yes, people who obviously row every day.

07:28Yes, we were also draining with water so that the water runs.

07:31Did you have to drain?

07:32Yes.

07:33But there is still water, look.

07:34Yes, so that the house drains a little.

07:35Because, well, the water got here.

07:37How far?

07:38Let's see.

07:39The water got here.

07:40I managed to get a little water under the door, but nothing more than that.

07:44All the patio.

07:45She is the lady who says she did not arrive and did not get out of the house.

07:47Well, we have all the footwear.

07:49The footwear, the boys, all soaked.

07:51Leo.

07:52All soaked, yes, taking out the clothes as we can.

07:55Boulevard is worse than here.

07:57Then the sector of Alcorta, which is on the route, they are all under water still.

08:01Under water still.

08:02Yes.

08:03Now let's go there.

08:04Juan, it's fair too.

08:05You stop on the route and you see the water.

08:06Now surely we will go to visit that area.

08:08Leo.

08:09You know that there will be problems to be able to reach all the people with the help,

08:13because we just saw in the position where Alejandro Pueblas worked,

08:16that they are still working to restore Route 3,

08:20or the circulation on Route 3, which is vital in the passage from the south and to the south.

08:25Although the airport was opened today and a Hercules arrived,

08:28and they will continue to arrive at Hercules,

08:30obviously it will not reach in these first hours because the situation is chaotic.

08:34From the very government they have said that the situation is complex.

08:38From all sides.

08:39Nobody expected this.

08:41It's very sad.

08:42How did the situation start?

08:43How did you live it?

08:44Look, I...

08:46Well, I, thank God, I left my house a little,

08:48the patio was filled with water.

08:51But all this could not happen.

08:54It was all full of water.

08:57How long did it take for you to start worrying?

09:01Because it started at 4 in the morning.

09:03Yes, yes.

09:04At least when I got up, I saw that my house was like this,

09:07the patio was full of water.

09:09I said, oh Lord Jesus.

09:11Well, later it was an alarm.

09:14It was alarming.

09:15Yes, the people, everything.

09:17And when at night you knew that the tide was going to rise,

09:21you didn't know what to expect.

09:24You didn't know, because at 11 at night you were already waiting for the tide

09:27and you saw that the water was going.

09:29And it's sad.

09:30The truth is that it's sad.

09:31It's sad for all of us, you know, guys.

09:33Because there are many people who have not been able to sleep or rest.

09:36And they are going to need help.

09:38The truth is, with 63 years old, they are going to need help.

09:42And God bless you all, I hope everything can be solved.

09:45I hope they can get out of there.

09:47Because I also, my daughter's house was filled with water.

09:50I have the house of my other daughter here,

09:52which was also filled with water,

09:54and the other in the boulevard.

09:55But it can't be done.

09:57I hope God blesses all the people and that they can get out, guys.

10:00And may God bless everyone who can help us.

10:03For everything they need.

10:05For those whose things got wet.

10:07I hope the help arrives soon.

10:09And strength, strength, so that you can get up.

10:12Well, a strong testimony of this woman, Guille, right?

10:17Obviously, this is the feeling of desolation, of bitterness,

10:21when, well, everything is covered in water, all your clothes got wet.

10:26Obviously, many were getting up from what was the tornado a while ago.

10:33And now, again, this situation that was even, for some, more serious than the previous one.

10:40Well, we keep going, look, part of the houses, the entrances,

10:44there is still some accumulated water.

10:50What it's going to cost, it's going to take time.

10:52You are in the high area, we just saw where you were coming from.

10:56And there are still areas that are flooded.

10:58We'll go through it clean, some information.

11:00Look there, we don't leave the phone, we'll just go through it clean,

11:04for all those who just got to 24.

11:07We are talking about Bahia Blanca and its surroundings.

11:09325,000 inhabitants fell in...

11:13How many hours?

11:15Almost 300.

11:17Almost 300 millimeters?

11:18290.

11:19There is an estimate...

11:20Look, I talked to Miriam Andreoli and she explained to me that there is still no closed number,

11:24but they use what the agronomist engineers from the area are measuring,

11:29which they have as a way of measuring, because they need it for the crops,

11:34and that is taken as data.

11:35So that is the unofficial number, but it is indeed what fell,

11:40between 260 and 300 millimeters.

11:44We have urgent information.

11:45We were going over it, but I'll recap it right away.

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