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Monday 08 September 2008, San José, Costa Rica 

Fiscal General Says He Would Step Down If He Is The Stumbling Block
Red Alert Continues in Guanacaste
Recope Has Yet To Apply Diesel Fuel Subsidy
Free Trade With Panama
First-Known Footage Of Rare Frog
Costa Ricans Make Their Mark on Firefox
 
Red Alert Continues in Guanacaste
Although the situation is getting back to normal in the province of Guanacaste after many communities were under water last week, a "red" alert continues for the area, as well for the Pacific coastal areas of the Puntarenas province.

The heavy rains influenced by hurricane Hanna left many in Guanacaste homeless.

The Comisión Nacional de Emergencias (CNE) - national emergency commission - reports 1.339 people still living in shelters as some 127 communities suffered damage.

And although the weather is improving, CNE officials are asking Guanacastecos not to let their guard up and keep an eye on the rivers, keeping the red alert status for the entire province.

During the last several days CNE workers, in conjunction with Cruz Roja (Red Cross) workers have been distributing food and fresh water to many communities, especially in those areas where they have been completely cut off as roads and bridges washed away.

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

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