Ten people rescued in Cuba after being isolated by rising rivers

Torrential rains in Cuba, due to the heat of the day, which usually occur between the afternoon and evening, are generating very tense situations in several areas of the country. From thunderstorms in the Cuban capital to the rescue of 10 people in Holguín, following an unexpected river flood.

A joint operation by the Rescue and Salvage Unit of the Comandante Pedro Soto Alba nickel factory and the 30th Command of the Ministry of the Interior (Minint) in Holguín rescued 10 people trapped on the other side of the Cayo Guam River in the municipality of Moa.

According to reports According to the press, it was a successful rescue, and the hard work and dedication of the rescue teams involved were praised. "Thanks to their swift action, these 10 people were rescued and kept away from the danger posed by the rising river," they stated.

Ten people rescued in Moa after river flooding

Local reporter Yulieska Hernández García, from Moa TV, said On their Facebook page, they stated that the river had risen significantly, impeding the passage of trapped people. Given this situation, the support of rescue and salvage teams was necessary to ensure the safety and well-being of those affected.

According to this journalist, the rescue was carried out "efficiently and professionally," demonstrating the rescuers' skill and training. Their work was key to overcoming the natural difficulties and rescuing the people in danger.

"The 10 people rescued are now safe and receiving the necessary care," they said.

The rapid response of the Rescue and Salvage Unit of the Commander Pedro Soto Alba nickel factory and the MININT's 30th Command demonstrates the importance of coordination and collaboration between different entities to ensure the safety of the population. This recently happened an accident with a swollen river in Sancti Spíritus which cost the lives of several people, including minors.