🔴 BAHÍA BLANCA: "LA ARRASTRÓ DE SU CASA Y QUEDÓ AGARRADA DE UN CAÑO"

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👉 En el municipio de Badajoz, una trágica inundación dejó una víctima mortal. Una joven de 20 años fue rescatada por un vecino tras ser arrastrada por el agua desde su hogar. Lamentablemente, su madre no corrió con la misma suerte y perdió la vida al quedar atrapada bajo los caños de gas. La comunidad está conmocionada por el incidente y agradece a los héroes locales que arriesgaron sus vidas para salvar a otros.   🗣️ @luisnovaresio 👉 Seguí en #BuenDíaA24 📺 a24.com/vivo

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00:00What happened to you?

00:02Well, nothing happened to us.

00:04The material, I don't know, the recoverables.

00:07Are you moved to see the neighbors, to see the things?

00:10There is the daughter of the deceased lady.

00:13The daughter of the deceased lady is here.

00:15She comes to say hello to my son, who took her out of there.

00:19How old is the girl?

00:21The girl must be 20 years old.

00:23And she comes to say hello to my son, who was the one who rescued her there.

00:27And it is the great pain that there is for the loss of a human being.

00:31Did that family live very far from here?

00:34The lady came from up there.

00:36On November 9 she came and dragged her to the lake here.

00:39She dragged her out of her house?

00:41She dragged her out of her house.

00:43There were people who could not catch her there because she was screaming.

00:47And down here she was already dead.

00:49There they followed her to San Juan.

00:51And she was tangled down in the gas pipes.

00:54And my son was looking there with a neighbor.

00:57And they got into the water, tied themselves with ropes and took them out.

01:01Because people looked there.

01:04It is obvious that it was a lady and she was naked.

01:09So he was shocked.

01:11He dragged her out of the house?

01:12He dragged her out of the house.

01:24And he dragged her out of the house.

01:27And he dragged her out of the house.

01:29And he dragged her out of the house.

01:31Thank you, maestro.

01:33Oh, please. How can I say these things?

01:37Well, let's continue, Luis.

01:40To the next one.

01:43One thing is more than...

01:50My God.

01:51To the next one.

01:53There is the 20-year-old girl who is his mother.

01:56Sure.

01:57He dragged her almost 4 kilometers to the water.

01:59And the son, this man, took her out.

02:01And there, as you say, Alejandro, there has been...

02:04No, these sinkholes.

02:06Do you see those pipes that have remained there?

02:08That must be...

02:10That is cloaca.

02:11The white is cloaca.

02:12The gray is water.

02:13And the yellow is gas.

02:15Ah, look, there it is.

02:16That white is cloacas.

02:19The yellow, you told me, is gas.

02:21They were held by miracle.

02:24But look at those sinkholes.

02:26Now, in a while, we are going to talk to the hydraulic engineer.

02:29Ah, that's good. He is already with us.

02:31And you are interrupting us, Alejandro.

02:34The Rodolfo Dalmati engineer.

02:35Well, for me, it's like a...

02:37I don't know, it seems extraordinary to me.

02:39That sinkhole that occurs.

02:41Engineer Dalmati, I'm Luis Novaresio.

02:43Good morning, 24.

02:44Good morning, nice to meet you.

02:46Is it usual that this stream of water can generate...

02:51That a street has disappeared.

02:53That there is directly a new stream of water.

02:57Is it normal?

02:58Well, normal, obviously not.

03:00But it can happen.

03:02In reality, when you do this at high speed,

03:06it generates water.

03:12Ah, we are losing communication.

03:14Let's see if we can get it back to Engineer Dalmati.

03:17These houses, I say, seem less affected

03:21than the neighborhood where you are walking, Alejandro, right?

03:26Yes, yes.

03:28Look, everything we see,

03:31when we think it is the most affected,

03:33we find something more affected.

03:35It's impressive.

03:37When we say, well, hey, this...

03:39Ah, well, yes, here.

03:40No, no, wait, wait.

03:41Ah, look.

03:42Are you from here?

03:43We were live for A24.

03:47Are you from the house in the corner?

03:48No.

03:49No, the boy is from here.

03:50The man here?

03:51Yes.

03:52Is he in the house?

03:53Yes, there, there.

03:54Ah, fuck.

03:55No, wait.

03:56Yes, he had...

03:57Look, Luis.

03:58Let's see.

03:59We're going to call him.

04:00This is the man's house.

04:01Ah, he took the water.

04:03Here, come, Juan.

04:04Come, Juan.

04:07Of course, he tore the house, Luis.

04:09Uff, my God.

04:13Let's see.

04:15Ah, very strong.

04:19Of course, he took it, he took it.

04:21Hello.

04:22We are live for A24.

04:25Was this your house?

04:26Yes.

04:27No, this is ours.

04:28This is ours.

04:29And there?

04:30There was a neighbor.

04:31Neighbors who lost everything.

04:33Everything.

04:34And did they survive?

04:35They did, but they didn't get anything.

04:36They didn't get anything.

04:37The issue, we...

04:38I went to speak this morning to what is the delegation to ask for help, because we are having a very high risk of collapse.

04:45Here you need...

04:46Of course, but...

04:47Why don't you step there?

04:48It's the end of the earth.

04:49Of course.

04:50We are seeing the risk we have of losing everything we have done in all our lives.

04:54But really, the municipality gave me a data and everything, but so far they haven't done anything concrete.

04:58No one has arrived?

04:59No one, no one.

05:00No one has come since the storm.

05:01No one.

05:02No one, no one.

05:03We have asked for help everywhere.

05:04We have called everyone.

05:06We have called everyone.

05:07So far, no one has come.

05:08The yellow pipe is the gas one.

05:09I just explained it.

05:10The water one is destroyed.

05:11And the cloaca one too.

05:12Yes, the water pipe.

05:13APSA just came.

05:14And they covered it up.

05:15And they left a hook so that people can...

05:16At least someone came.

05:17But here we...

05:18What we need is for a machine to come.

05:19Someone to take care of it and cover us.

05:20I mean, why?

05:21The water is here.

05:22It's here.

05:23It's here.

05:24It's here.

05:25It's here.

05:26It's here.

05:27It's here.

05:28It's here.

05:29It's here.

05:30It's here.

05:31It's here.

05:32It's here.

05:33It's here.

05:34It's here.

05:35The water is here.

05:36It's here.

05:37It's here.

05:38It's here.

05:39It's here.

05:40It's here.

05:41It's here.

05:42It's here.

05:43It's here.

05:44It's here.

05:45It's here.

05:46It's here.

05:47Yes, yes.

05:48The guys managed to get out when they felt the house was creaking.

05:49When the house was creaking, they withdrew towards your house?

05:52They got out this way.

05:53Yes, the guys got out.

05:54They got out and ran this way and they managed to escape, but they...

05:55Are they where they are now?

05:56They are in the refuge of some kinsmen who are taking refuge there.

05:57Oh well, Luis, the testimony is...

05:59Yes.

06:00Yes.

06:01The testimony is that...

06:02Ah, well, the testimony is impressive.

06:05What do you need people to bring?

06:08Water and food, they told me a lot, razada.

06:10Our, thank God...

06:11Now they are fine, the neighbors who are watching us.

06:14Yes, yes, what is disappointing for us is that someone comes to react to this, I don't know.

06:18That you can fall in your house.

06:20Of course, the collapse of my house, that's not...

06:23No, the column has already given up, the gate and the column have already given up.

06:26No, the gate, all that, that's the danger we have and no one.

06:30ABSA came, covered the pipe, I already tell you, but no one comes to solve this problem here.

06:35The only one who came was just ABSA, no one else, no one else came, so far no one else.

06:38This is Barrio Don Bosco.

06:39No, this is Telamari.

06:40Ah, I already passed Telamari.

06:41Yes, this is Telamari.

06:42Kramer and Cristo Redentor.

06:45Kramer and Cristo Redentor is Telamari.

06:47Thank you, thank you for opening your doors.

06:49How barbaric, this is impressive, Alejandro.

06:51Luis, well, the worst was yet to come, right?

06:53No, no, if I thought...

06:55I mean, it seemed less affected.

06:57Look at the sinkhole that I'm going to consult, and I insist, don't interrupt us, Alejandro,

07:03to the Dalmatian engineer.

07:05What do you see with this level of hole that has occurred?

07:12Engineer Dalmati, we listen to you again.

07:14Tell me, please.

07:15Hello, yes, well, look, when there is a high water speed,

07:21it generates a very important erosion and takes the soil out,

07:26until it finds a much harder soil.

07:29And all the first meters of soil where there are canyons and all that,

07:34have been touched by man and are the ones that the water drags more easily.

07:39Of course.

07:40In other words, the higher the water flow, the deeper the sinkhole.

07:45Yes, actually, technically, the higher the speed of the water,

07:49the flow, I mean, the flow is true, but basically the speed.

07:54The damage it generates, and the death, unfortunately,

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