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Alert For Effects of Hurricane Emily
An alert has been declared by the Comisión Nacional de Emergencias (CNE) for two areas in Costa Rica that may be affected Emily, the hurricane in the Caribbena sea.

The hurricane may affect Costa Rica indirectly today (Saturday) and Sunday as the Caribbean Coast and the Central Valley may see more than normal rain and strong winds.

The alert allows public institutions to quickly respond to emergencies if necessary, like the case of the Ministerio de Obras Públicas y Transportes (MOPT), which can control and regulate traffic along the major routes and mobilize equipment to clear any roadblocks due mudslides.

Mudslides along the Braulio Carrillo highway that connects the Central Valley to Limon are common during heavy rain. The MOPT has some 40 trucks, 3 backhoes and 3 loaders on standby for any eventuality.

The first effects of the hurricane were felt yesterday evening when it began raining - pouring in some area - and continued into the night and many parts of the Central Valley this morning (Saturday) are still under cloud and rain.

 

 






 

 
   

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