📋 Tender Overview
During the second extraordinary technical session of the 2025 of the GETRAM, the specialists of the Water Administrative Authority, an organ attached to the ANA, announced the current report on the situation of the Ucayali River Meandro in the Parahuasha sector, and, thus, continue to demand the necessary state of emergency to the Executive to face the increase in its flow.
According to the information issued by Santos Nunez, technical secretary of the GTRAM, the river level has a growth of 147.3 meters above sea level, a figure that has not been recorded for more than ten years. Likewise, the width of the meandro in the Parahuasha sector, whose current length is 1215 kilometers, has approximately an annual reduction of 0.32 kilometers. Therefore, it is necessary to declare the area in a state of emergency, and thus execute action plans that allow mitigating the damages caused in case of an overflow of the Ucayali River.
Our priority, at this time, is to achieve the state of emergency. We are in the process of correction of observations and update of damage to the SINPAD to proceed with the application. There are other difficulties, such as floods, which are already being treated in the affected provinces, said Gambini. In turn, Judith Ramos, Chief of Indeci in Ucayali, indicated that these efforts have been carried out with greater force since 2024 in conjunction with the provincial and district authorities.
Given the possible breakdown of the Meandro del Parahuasha, around 5000 families in the Pacacocha and La Hoyada sectors would be affected. The objective is to reduce the socioeconomic impact, said Ramos.
