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Disaster Risk Management and Civil Defense Management provided induction to more than 100 business owners in the Historic Center of Trujillo. In order to prevent fires in businesses in the Historic Center, the Provincial Municipality of Trujillo (MPT), through the Disaster Risk Management and Civil Defense management, provided training to more than 100 business owners with the topic Technical safety aspects. in commercial establishments and processes for obtaining and regulating Technical Building Safety Inspection (ITSE) certificates. The specialists in technical inspection of building safety, Cecilia Reyna Robles, Susana Aguilar Robles and Luis Vejarano Benites, participated as speakers.
All owners and drivers of commercial establishments in Trujillo must know the technical safety aspects that they must implement in their businesses to avoid any accident or fire that affects their investment, said the Technical Inspector of Building Safety of the MPT, Carlos Soriano. Florian.
He reported that by order of Mayor Mario Reyna they have begun hard work that seeks to raise awareness among merchants to ensure that Trujillo becomes a safe and risk-free city. He specified that the electrical issue is fundamental in commercial premises, such as having a good electrical panel, using the necessary cables of adequate caliber to distribute the loads and that all electronic equipment is protected with a grounded system in order to minimize the risks that could cause a fire or electrocution of a person.
He recommended that business owners should also implement fire extinguishers and a fire detection system, which is essential to be able to have a provisional warning so that the different emergency brigades can act. He explained that the Historic Center is small in area, but it houses more than 3,000 merchants, because within each shopping center there are small stands that develop economic activities. He said that the city center has been divided into 6 quadrants so that they can induce, in parts, the large number of businesses that the first ring road of Espana Avenue houses.
Later, we will continue to cover more merchants from a greater area of Trujillo until we reach the second ring road on Avenida America, said Carlos Soriano.
