During the last two days, the Insular Operations Coordinating Center (PEIN) recorded around thirty incidents linked to landslides, anomalies in the electricity service, and removal of objects on the island roads.
The network of trails, forest tracks, recreational areas, as well as the El Rejo highway, which connects the GM-1 with the GM-2, are reopened; and the facilities of the Botanical Garden in Vallehermoso, the Cheese and Grazing Interpretation Center in Alajeró, and the Palma Honey House in Alojera
The Cabildo of La Gomera lowers the Island Emergency Plan to the pre-alert phase, given the completion of the declaration of alerts decreed by the General Directorate of Emergencies of the Government of the Canary Islands last Tuesday, November 10, due to the arrival of Storm Charles, and given the risk of landslides on island roads.
Through the Island Operation Coordination Center (CECOPIN), around thirty incidents have been attended to during the storm's passage through the island, related to landslides on GM-1, GM-2 and GM-3, anomalies in the electricity service, and removal of objects on the island roads.
During the passage of the storm, the different resources and personnel have remained operational and available, which has made it possible to address the recorded incidents and maintain surveillance at the points considered to be most vulnerable.
During the next few hours, after the passage of the storm and the probability of rain, landslides may be triggered, as well as possible damage to infrastructure, collapses and landslides and other material elements.
With the validity of the Island Emergency Plan (PEIN), preventive work and coordination between the different institutions, emergency and civil protection services, and the road conservation and maintenance operation are reinforced, under the coordination of CECOPIN.
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The network of trails, forest tracks, recreational areas, as well as the El Rejo highway, which connects the GM-1 with the GM-2, are reopened; and the facilities of the Botanical Garden in Vallehermoso, the Cheese and Grazing Interpretation Center in Alajeró, and the Palma Honey House in Alojera.
The Cabildo remembers the importance of staying informed, in these types of situations, only through the official channels of the Corporation and 112 Canarias. In case of any incident, you must contact 112 or the Island Operational Coordination Center (CECOPIN) at 922 14 15 01.
