📋 Tender Overview
Intervention will protect more than 800 thousand people from freedom against natural phenomenaIn order to guarantee the culmination of the mega work that mitigates the impact of natural phenomena, the president of the Council of Ministers, Eduardo Arana, inspected the physical progress of 71.62 % of the same that is executed in the San Idelfonso and San Carlos ravines, in the La Libertad region.
Accompanied by Ministers of State, the Regional Governor, Cesar Acuna, and the General Manager of the National Infrastructure Authority (ANIN), the head of the Ministerial Cabinet toured the sectors where a set of hydraulic structures designed to capture, control and derive to the sea the waters that have historically generated floods in the city of Trujillo.
These works represent a firm commitment to the prevention and protection of the population. We are working for Trujillo to have resilient and prepared infrastructure against the effects of climate change, said the head of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers.
It should be noted that the direct intervention zone will benefit about 70 thousand people, however, the positive impact will reach more than 800 thousand inhabitants of the Liberteno districts of Trujillo, El Porvenir, Alto Trujillo, Florencia de Mora, Moche, Laredo and Victor Larco Herrera, historically affected by the activation of streams and overflows of the Moche River.
Will implement 61 dikes and derivation tunnels
The intervention contemplates the construction of 61 dikes, of which 35 are located in the San Idelfonso and 26 creek in San Carlos, with the purpose of reducing the speed of the flow and retaining sediments. In the Galindo creek, for its archaeological value, five dynamic meshes have been installed as an alternative solution.
One of the main components is the 1.5 -kilometer derivation tunnel, which allows you to divert the flow of the San Idelfonso gorge towards San Carlos. This will be complemented with 12.85 kilometers of driving channels in the Laredo and Galindo sectors, responsible for transferring the waters to the Moche River, as well as 17.2 kilometers of riverside defenses between Laredo and La Bocana, which will reinforce the protection against extraordinary floods.
