During her daily speech to the Citizen Power media, the Vice President explained that the atmospheric phenomenon reached Nicaragua on Monday evening through the autonomous region of the southern Caribbean coast.
The senior Sandinista leader explained that flooded houses were being reported and expressed confidence in local authorities to help return to normality in the neighborhoods and communities affected by this situation.
He stressed the importance of the population remaining vigilant as the country is in an area of high seismic, volcanic and climatic risk where serious incidents could occur and that they must be prepared To protect and defend life.
According to the latest report from the Nicaraguan Institute for Territorial Studies (Ineter), the system weakened and turned into a low pressure zone; Travel speeds will be slow and a high chance of rain is forecast across the country.
The Ineter authorities recommended remaining vigilant since the remnants of the phenomenon, reaching the Pacific Ocean, could increase the activity of the low pressure of the southwesterly winds towards Nicaragua and it is likely that rainfall will increase in the Pacific, mainly in the West. Middle and South.
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