📋 Tender Overview
Troops are deployed nationwide to provide direct support and peace of mind to affected familiesFaced with the emergency due to intense rains in various regions of the country, the Defense sector, through the Joint Command of the Armed Forces, has carried out 656 interventions in coordination with local authorities.
These actions have allowed a timely response to landslides, floods and river overflows, prioritizing the protection of the population and the recovery of the affected areas.
As part of this deployment, 9,911 military personnel have been mobilized, in addition to executing 19 air missions, 815 land transportation actions, the use of 407 engineering teams and the use of 6 vessels to respond to emergencies in different regions of the country.
The interventions include evacuation work, debris removal, road rehabilitation and logistical support, contributing to reestablishing security and connectivity conditions in the affected areas.
Actions in Ayacucho: direct response in Ayna
In the district of Ayna, Ayacucho region, the Peruvian Army carries out immediate response actions after the Sanquirhuato River overflowed, which left homes flooded and roads blocked.
A patrol of 35 troops from the 116th Commando Battalion of the 2nd Infantry Brigade leads the cleanup efforts in the area. Military personnel remove mud and stones from affected homes, prioritizing care for affected families.
Likewise, work is carried out to clear access routes, with the aim of avoiding the isolation of the population and guaranteeing the continuity of the flow of humanitarian aid.
