The fact that about 30,000 families still live in structures with fragile tarps as roofs makes it imperative for the authorities to take action to protect the lives of adults and children who are part of the most vulnerable sectors of the population
The fact that about 30,000 families still live in structures with fragile tarps as roofs makes it imperative for the authorities to take action to protect the lives of adults and children who are part of the most vulnerable sectors of the population
The fact that, 20 months after Hurricane María, about 30,000 families still live in structures with fragile tarps as roofs makes it imperative for the state, federal and municipal authorities to take the strongest action to protect the lives of thousands of adults and children who are part of the most vulnerable sectors of the population.
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