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Posted on 09/21/2020 10:16 PM / Updated 09/21/2020 10:39 PM
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The joy of many Brazilians with the rain, which ended the 119 days of drought, was accompanied by the apprehension of the neighbors of Vicente Pires. The city, which has many works in progress, experienced flooding and flooding in some regions.
On Rua 4A, in front of the Feira do Produtor, a well, which is part of a drainage project, was flooded by a waterfall that threatens to break the structure, which could affect nearby houses and businesses. In addition, clogged mouths contribute to flooding of roads. Check out the videos below:
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Civil defense and administration teams from the region were on site to assess the damage.
For the 76-year-old resident of the region Marelson Bueno, it is necessary to expedite and inspect the works in the region, since, if they are not finished on time, it can result in future accidents.
“I feel that the government only signs a contract with these companies and does not inspect the works. The rainy season is back, and more suffering for families and businesses, ”says the neighbor.
Structural
In Estrutural, the Workshop Sector was flooded during the afternoon. In Chácara Santa Luzia water also accumulated, forming a stream, in the streets of the region. Videos recorded by residents show the situation:
Reinaldo de Souza, 44, affirms that he has already submitted several requests to the administration requesting the cleaning of the wolf’s mouth, the obstruction of which causes flooding in the area. “The rain came, it flooded the streets, because they only fix it when the rain comes, after the damage. It was a big problem of flooding, ”says Reinaldo.
According to Companhia Urbanizadora da Nova Capital (Novacap), the drainage works are due to be completed in December. In addition, the company assures that it has already cleaned more than 70 thousand wolfholes throughout the Federal District this year to increase the flow of rainwater to the network and reduce flooding.
