second day.
The problem today is beginning to be fueling. In the hardest-hit city, Concepcion began looting and 'expropriation' in supermarkets. Many people have lost their homes and do not know how. As usual, the problem is the delay in intervening with the supplies.
There is a controversy going on between the Air Force who claims to have the planes ready to leave yesterday afternoon (Saturday) but who have not yet received orders to leave.
early yesterday in Temuco, where the damage was minor, we saw that there was a certain level of agitation in purchasing. To be able to buy a bottle I had to ask to please a lady if I gave one of the 6 that he had taken since There was an attack.
aprte my DA I have no more problems, I have reservations for a few days rationing. Anyway, in various areas of Temuco water is returned, no electricity.
regard to rural areas and communities, we cha news from our network is that the damage was minimal. There are mudslides but there were reports are of critical situations. As always
are the cities that are suffering over this situation. In the rural communities and families are accustomed to having provided for the supply of water generally has no problems and electricity in most cases it is not an essential commodity.
Yesterday and today people are concentrated in solving their problems and look for news of relatives and friends in the afternoon and I think tomorrow we will begin to reorganize the network of communications and organizations and see what to do. I will keep you informed of lle initiatives and network of organizations.
At this time our network of organizations and is www.observatorio.cl www.cetsur.cl
