📢 "PRENDEMOS FUEGO PARA QUE NO NOS ROBEN" - VECINO BARRIO SAN JORGE, BAHÍA BLANCA - video Dailymotion

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👉 Los vecinos afectados de los barrios Stella Maris y San Jorge, piden desesperadamente ayuda en forma de agua potable, alimentos, ropa y colchones.  🗣️ @luisnovaresio 👉 Seguí en #BuenDíaA24 📺 a24.com/vivo

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00:00I have a question Luis, how do you notify the residents of Badiencia?

00:03Is there a generic communication channel that tells them what to do?

00:07How to take care of themselves, how to control themselves?

00:09There's nothing like that.

00:10No, there's nothing like that.

00:11Nothing, nothing.

00:12You just start to look at how everything starts.

00:13Each one of us takes care of themselves.

00:14Everyone takes care of themselves.

00:15Yes, yes, yes.

00:16The truth is that there is nothing like that.

00:17You just have to wait here.

00:18A WhatsApp, an alert message, something.

00:21Don't do this, don't drink the water, nothing.

00:23No, no, no.

00:24Nothing, nothing, nothing.

00:25You just have to wait.

00:26For example, you are the first to come.

00:29I don't know if anyone knows the sinkhole that was made here.

00:32No, we don't know.

00:33Here, for example, you can't go out with a car.

00:36You can't go out that way or that way.

00:38You have to wait for them to cover a little.

00:40Are you isolated?

00:41Yes, yes, yes.

00:42Because you can't go out with a vehicle.

00:43You can't go out.

00:44Or enter.

00:45Not even on a motorcycle, if one wanted to.

00:47We are entering, Luis, from the neighborhood.

00:51You're welcome.

00:52Very kind.

00:53Well, we are, in principle, the people attend to us because no one has arrived, Luis.

00:56More than the people of the neighborhood here.

00:58We are one of the first to go through this.

01:01We can't believe it.

01:03We are with Juan Chacerreta.

01:04Sincerely, we can't believe what we are finding as we walk.

01:10And in some places, the land that the water came from here,

01:16he deposited it in other places.

01:18In the hospital Pena, in this man's house,

01:21that we saw him with a meter of land inside the house.

01:23Well, this land went to stop the house of another person.

01:26That is also impressive.

01:28That is, the sinkhole that collapsed the house of a person

01:31ends up making a meter of water in the house of another person.

01:35Yes?

01:36Nothing.

01:37I wanted to say a little about the issue of water.

01:40We are all still without water here.

01:42We don't have electricity.

01:43Do you need water, food, rations?

01:44Everything, everything, everything.

01:45There is already a house demolished.

01:47The issue of crime.

01:50Here, a wolf's mouth now.

01:51A wolf's mouth.

01:52Have they already stolen?

01:53What was at night, as there is no light, it is a danger.

01:57You don't see anything.

01:58The same thing.

01:59You get to fall into a well and you don't see anything.

02:01They are afraid that there are people who are taking care of the houses as best they can,

02:05but they don't stay.

02:06Yes, we are in that.

02:07There, last night, a security truck fell.

02:13It got stuck there and they were already peeping there to steal it all.

02:16That truck that fell into a well.

02:18They wanted to take out the wheel and everything,

02:20and they put another truck as a guard, so they don't steal it.

02:23And then, nothing.

02:25Your name?

02:26Axel.

02:27Thank you, Axel.

02:28Good.

02:29Well, Axel, a testimony too.

02:31The looting, Luis.

02:32The insecurity and the people who try to hide or protect themselves

02:38the only way they can, which is in their house.

02:41And I estimate that with something in hand so that they don't come in to steal.

02:46Master, yes.

02:47Yes, yes, master, tell me.

02:49How are you?

02:50We are live for 24.

02:51Good morning, my name is Luis.

02:52Luis.

02:53Nice to meet you.

02:54Look, I wanted to ask you a favor.

02:56You know that we are here in this neighborhood of San Jorge.

02:58To that side is Estelamari.

03:00To that side, you see, there is a hole where a house fell, in the corner.

03:03Yes.

03:04Well, from that side to there, there is a square, you see.

03:06And to that side, we would need, please, yes, well, this side.

03:09That's how we were today.

03:10Of course, you see, we need.

03:11Everything, water, food, embalmed.

03:13Food, water, embalmed.

03:14The Bosco, what is the neighborhood?

03:15The neighborhood.

03:16Don Bosco.

03:17Estelamari neighborhood.

03:18Estelamari.

03:19And this is?

03:20This is San Jorge neighborhood.

03:21San Jorge.

03:22The three neighborhoods are isolated.

03:23More than anything, the security also saw, because ...

03:24Security.

03:25He knows that we had to make fire at night, because they are also stealing people.

03:27So we need, whatever it is, to put a generator in the corner, because it's been three days.

03:32Did you make a fire to try to see?

03:34To try to see.

03:35Like in medieval times, so they don't have to steal.

03:36Exactly.

03:37The bow and arrow are missing.

03:38Exactly.

03:39We were like at 6 in the morning, awake, a lot of neighbors, making fire so they don't

03:42come to steal, because they threw a box to ...

03:44They threw stones to steal.

03:45To want to come in and steal.

03:47So we've been like this for two days.

03:48More than anything, to try to get some light, whatever it is, or a patrolman in some part

03:53of the corner.

03:54The exact address, the intersection?

03:55The intersection where I am is Leopoldo Marechal and Necochea.

03:59But it's the whole neighborhood.

04:00Marechal and Necochea.

04:01In principle, if someone can get close to an authority, I would be there helping them.

04:06The Estelamari square and well, around it, those who don't have light, right?

04:09Nothing more than that.

04:10Thank you very much.

04:11No, nothing to thank.

04:12It's our job.

04:14Hello.

04:15Yes.

04:16How are you?

04:17Here in the San Jorge neighborhood.

04:18I would like the machine to come and try to fix those people, because at any time ...

04:24The house is falling.

04:25We were there just now.

04:26Please, that's especially my concern.

04:29Because we are fine, thank God.

04:31But there, that house ...

04:32The house is coming down.

04:33The house is coming down and the machine is on the other side, covering the street.

04:38I'm not so interested in the street.

04:40I'm interested in these people who are falling into the house.

04:44There are three or four houses that I think are about to fall.

04:47Please, someone to come ... I don't know.

04:50Now I'm ... I'm just telling my husband to sign to come there.

04:55Someone to help him.

04:57The issue of insecurity.

04:58Insecurity.

04:59Until now, everything is quiet here.

05:01Here, quiet.

05:02Yes, yes.

05:03There are people who have had problems, you see, but no, until now, thank God.

05:06There are other houses that have been robbed.

05:07It's dark, you see.

05:08We don't have light here now.

05:09There is no light.

05:10It's scary.

05:11Outside, Luis, we were already there.

05:12But they already put the gas, because there was the gas that had been cut by the branch of the tree.

05:15The house had been cut.

05:17Now we have gas and water.

05:19There is nothing.

05:21There are many parts that are in need, but I, please, these people who ...

05:25To save the house.

05:26Yes, to save the house.

05:28Yes, we were just there with them and we were able to show it.

05:31Thank you very much.

05:32I want you to know everything.

05:33Of course.

05:34There are many things.

05:35Yes, yes, yes.

05:36But this needs urgent attention.

05:37Thank you, please, for receiving me.

05:40We are starting, Luis, to Mazo Cabones.

05:43In images that surpass the previous image, right?

05:47It is impressive, Alejandro.

05:50I think it's not worth continuing to add adjectives of what you see.

05:55Antonio Laje, an expert, also explained today on the program that the 300 millimeters of water ...

06:01Correct me, Mimí.

06:02The 300 millimeters of water would make any urban center unable to normally drain the water, right?

06:10Absolutely.

06:11That is absolutely true.

06:13It is impossible.

06:14300 millimeters of rain equate to 300 liters of water per square meter, whether urban or rural.

06:22So it is impossible for the land to absorb such an amount of water, which also falls in a period, in a very short period.

06:30Conditions of instability that are still there in the region.

06:34We realized today that we are seeing a new cold front that is advancing from the Patagonian area to the south of the province of Buenos Aires.

06:43There is the prospect of new rains there in the stretch between Viedma and Bahía Blanca in the late night of today.

06:51So this is already being seen in the satellite images.

06:55The wind is blowing intensely at 50 kilometers per hour there in the city of Bahía Blanca.

07:01It is blowing now from the northern sector.

07:04But once the rains pass, the wind will rotate to the south, to the southwest, bringing colder air over the area.

07:11So these are data to take into account for the rest of today and tomorrow morning, Luis.

07:16Thank you, Mimí.

07:18Yes, Ale, tell me.

07:21No, no, I was telling Juan where to go up here, where we have entered.

07:26Look, let's do one thing.

07:28Let's relocate, Alejandro.

07:30Carefully, please.

07:32Give me a moment, let's take a break.

07:34Let's relocate and continue live.

07:36I insist, all the journalistic ethics manuals say that you should not praise your colleagues when they are working.

07:42I like to convey congratulations to our camera, Juan Chacerreta, and to you, Alejandro Puebla.

07:47An exceptional job you are doing to unite Bahians with the rest of the country.

07:52Give me a moment, we'll be right back.

📢 "PRENDEMOS FUEGO PARA QUE NO NOS ROBEN" - VECINO BARRIO SAN JORGE, BAHÍA BLANCA

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