Over 200 residents have been relocated due to flood warnings in Sagua la Grande and Cifuentes, located in Villa Clara.
Reports from pro-government journalist Henry Omar Pérez indicate that approximately 100 homes have been impacted by the flooding.
The areas most severely affected include Sitiecito and its surroundings, according to the report.
Heavy rains have caused oversaturated grounds and the overflow of small rivers. However, reservoirs in the area remain stable, stated Lizardo González Saavedra, an expert from Hydraulic Resources.
Milaxy Yanet Sánchez Armas, Vice President of the Provincial Defense Council, mentioned that "all measures are being taken to protect families," with officials on the ground offering personal assistance to those affected.
"Citizens are urged to follow the guidelines from Civil Defense and go to designated evacuation centers. Stay informed and safe," the report concludes.
In late November, severe rainstorms led to significant flooding in the city of Morón, Ciego de Ávila Province, resulting in submerged streets and a notable decline in local traffic conditions.
FAQs on Flooding in Villa Clara
What areas in Villa Clara are most affected by the flooding?
The areas most affected by the flooding are Sitiecito and its surrounding areas in Villa Clara.
How are authorities responding to the flooding in Villa Clara?
Authorities are taking all necessary measures to protect families, with officials on-site providing personal assistance to those affected. Citizens are advised to follow Civil Defense guidelines and evacuate to designated centers.