Project aims to improve the ability to respond to natural disasters and climate events severe
Last Thursday (13), the through the Civil Defense, officially launched the new Emergency Management Centers (CGE) and the São Paulo Center for Radars and Meteorological Alerts (Cepram) at the Bandeirantes Palace. The initiative, under the leadership of It aims to improve response capacity to natural disasters and severe climate events.
Currently, the state has seven weather radars and is in the acquisition of four more units. Cepram, which received an investment of R $ 40.9 million, will be responsible for compiling radar data and coordinating preventive actions, as well as developing strategies to reduce the effects of natural disasters.
The new CGE, which was hired for $ 3 million, brings state -of -the -art technology in meteorology, allowing real -time monitoring. This innovation promises to optimize Civil Defense, ensuring a more agile and effective response in emergency situations.
The management of the complex will be in charge of Civil Defense, which will have a highly specialized technical team. In addition, the Civil Defense is evaluating the possibility of expanding the information contained in the alerts sent to the population of the population. This will include guidance on safe places to take shelter in risky situations to increase the safety of the population at critical times.
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Posted by Victor Oliveira
