Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans or the tsunami in Fukushima are examples of how to restore everything after a tragedy

The president of the Valenciana Generalitat, Carlos Mazón, addressed the call center. recovery of the region tras los devastantes efectos de la DANA. After weeks of criticism for a lack of concrete action, Mazon chose to reshuffle the government rather than take responsibility for the mistakes made.

Includes reorganization establishment of the vice-presidency economic and social revitalization and the foundation of the new Extraordinary Consulting e Interior, whose goal, according to Mazon himself, Take care of the safety of all Valencians.

Rebuild: some time ago

Restoring what was damaged by DANA will not be an easy task. Los efectos de la DANA is destructive and reconstructive podría extenderse durante años.

En Nueva Orleans, after Hurricane Katrina in 2005the city experienced a complex and expensive reconstruction process. A water protection system consisting of more than 200 kilometers of dams, walls and booms has been built to protect against future floods. Known as the Blindaje, the structure took nearly ten years to build and cost more than $125,000 million.

El Earthquake in Chile In 2010, it left a trail of destruction that affected more than 200,000 homes. Rebuilt homes are now being built farther from the coast and tsunami proof, using innovative construction methods and pilings. Instead of a wall – as in New Orleans – a large river park was designed with lagoons and a forest that acted as a natural barrier.

Fukushima, after the 2011 tsunamitardó cuatro años solo and retire escombros. Today, the buildings are earthquake-resistant and located far from the coast. An effective evacuation network has been established to protect the population in case of future emergencies.