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Gore and Minam come together by native communitiesGovernor Manuel Gambini and Environment Minister Juan Castro delivered 209 humanitarian aid kits to the representatives of the native Callery, Guapries, New Saposoa, Patria Nueva and San Mateo, in the district of Calleria, which were affected by the constant rains that have caused floods in the region. Kits include foods such as rice, sugar, oil, noodles, cookies and menes.
Gambini and Castro also delivered technology equipment (cell phones and a drone), motor vehicles and 39 uniforms to the Sernanp rangers, which are in charge of the care of the High Purus National Park, of the Sierra del Divisor National Park and the El Sira Community Reserve.
Within that framework, a representative of the Local Educational Management Unit (UGEL) of Father Abad received, from both authorities, 17 CPU, keyboards and monitors, as well as agendas and waste deposits that will be allocated to an integrated educational institution of the Mariela populated center.
We delivered humanitarian aid to the communities located in the protected natural areas in conjunction with the Ministry of Environment. In the coming weeks, we will receive the support of other ministries to deal with this emergency, said Gambini.
From the Ministry of Environment, we are managing the delivery of direct aid for schoolchildren that, to date, have not started the school year due to floods, Castro added.
