Estefanía Mercado, the Municipal President of Solidaridad, has voiced her commitment to the safety of the town's residents. This comes after acknowledging the efforts of Governor Mara Lezama in safeguarding the State from the potential threat of Hurricane "Milton". Mercado emphasized that the top priority is to be prepared to responsibly, organizedly, and committedly handle any unexpected events.
This statement was made during the establishment of the Municipal Civil Protection Council and the inaugural session of the Specialized Committee on Hydrometeorological Phenomena for the 2024-2027 administration. During this event, Mercado administered the oath to the members, reiterating that the safety of Solidaridad's inhabitants is their top priority.
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