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He also inspected school infrastructure in Tarapoto to guarantee the proper start of the school year. The Minister of the Environment, Juan Carlos Castro, supervised this morning the response actions to emergencies for heavy rains that have affected different areas of the San Martin region.
From the San Martin Regional Emergency Operations Center (COER-SM), he said that, given the proximity of the start of the school year, the measures that allow the risk of not exposing to the school population, all in coordination with the Ministry of Education are being prioritized.
In that context, the head of the Ministry of Environment (Minam) met with the COER specialists to evaluate the damage due to rains in the districts of Papoplaya and El Porvenir; This, to coordinate quick responses with support from other sectors. He also inspected the stores of the National Institute of Civil Defense (regional) to verify the availability and distribution of humanitarian aid for the affected population of that area of the country.
During the meeting, it was reported that the municipalities are attending emergency situations and that the Regional Government of San Martin is supporting the affected areas, having installed the civil defense platform with the available means. For its part, the COER-SM technical team continues with permanent monitoring.
As part of his day in this region, the head of the Ministry of Environment (Minam) inspected the Tarapoto Educational Institution, in order to know the state of infrastructure and furniture, in order to take the corresponding measures to guarantee the adequate start of the school year.
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Subsequently, it reached the headquarters of the National Service of Natural Areas Protected by the State (Sernanp) in the Cordillera Azul National Park (PNCA), where it coordinated the preventive actions before possible intense rains on said ecosystem, to guarantee its conservation.
Likewise, the implementation of strategies was evaluated to improve the quality of life of the communities located within the scope of this Protected Natural Area (ANP), promoting collaboration and mutual commitment for the protection of biodiversity and the sustainable development of the region.
