00:005,000 people from the Katia Lamar Parish in La Huerta State received comprehensive care
00:05during a mega campaign that guarantees access to affordable food based with supplies and
00:09medical attention. Luis Tavera tells us more.
00:1559 days after the double earthquake, the coastal strip of Katia Lamar maintains a continuous
00:20operational deployment with the sale of food at affordable prices, refilling of domestic
00:24gas cylinders, and priority supply of construction materials.
00:29I bought those four sacks precisely for certain walls that cracked in the house to start repairing
00:33them. And as for accessibility, of course, it's quite simple. And as for price, because here
00:43it's $9,500, and out there it's like $12, $13, $14, depending on where you buy it. So it's
00:50good from that point of view. A campaign is held so that people who are going to repair
00:53their homes have that opportunity.
00:56In total, there are now more than 130 territorial outreach operations deployed
01:01throughout the entity, a comprehensive services circuit that not only guarantees food and logistical
01:06response, but also includes free veterinary care for pets through the Mission Novato program,
01:10where cases such as that of Ayers Eduardo, a little dog that received immediate medical
01:14evaluation have been attended to. Well, I really liked the campaign because they are giving
01:18exactly everything one wants.
01:20The mother of the canines was given dewormer, they gave her vitamins. And as for the vaccines,
01:25well, we have to see how she reacts to this. And later it will be time for the other vaccines.
01:31Amidst sections of fresh vegetables and direct from the sea fish distribution, the commercial
01:35dynamic is regaining its pulse. It is the residents themselves who set the pace of this reactivation
01:40in the streets, while local authorities detail the scope and figures of this contingency plan.
01:47So far, we have carried out 130 comprehensive outreach campaigns throughout the entire state.
01:54As a result of what happened on the 24th, we are deployed in the streets every day, including
02:00in the neighborhoods and in the sectors that were not affected.
02:04We have also gone there to assist not only the families that suffered damage, but also those
02:10families that cannot currently access purchasing food because, well, part of the commerce was
02:16destroyed. And right now, the entire recovery of the economic system and the entire commercial
02:20system is just beginning.
02:25Almost two months after the seismic event, the marks on the territory contrast with a community
02:30dynamic that does not stop. They are scars that the people of La Guayra transform daily
02:35into willpower, work and organization to move forward.
02:38The camera of José Luis Briceño, Luis Tavera, Telesur, La Guayra, Venezuela.
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