

Government preparedness prevented major tragedies during Hurricane Julia. Days earlier, under the coordination of SINAPRED (National System for Disaster Prevention, Mitigation and Attention), national, regional and municipal governments, government ministries such as Health and Education, and technical agencies for water, communication and energy worked endlessly to prepare for the coming hurricane. The number one priority was to save lives and, so far, there has only been one death reported as of the night of Oct. 10th, caused by a tree falling on a man on a street in Jinotega. Donate here.
At present, teams of specialists are working around the clock to restore basic services. Water, communications, electricity, food packages, and roofing are arriving for families in El Rama, Bluefields, and Corn Island and other municipalities of the Southern Autonomous Region.
The damage is catastrophic and widespread. Nicaragua needs our help to rebuild. We can help make a difference. Please make a tax-deductible contribution today at https://bit.ly/nicaraguasolidarityfund or send a check to Alliance for Global Justice, 225 E 26th St., Ste. 1, Tucson, AZ 85713. Please put “Nicaragua Hurricane Recovery” in the memo line.
Mil gracias!
Here are some links to more information in Spanish and photos of the hurricane damage and relief efforts.
Preparación del Gobierno evitó grandes tragedias durante el paso de Julia Radio La Primerisima, 10 Oct. 2022
Gobierno envía alimentos y zinc a zonas afectadas por Julia Radio La Primerisima, 10 Oct. 2022
No hay fallecidos hasta ahora por Tormenta Tropical Julia Radio La Primerisima, 9 Oct. 2022