With 84 people displaced, 17 of whom are still homeless, the region is dealing with power outages, damaged homes and a severely affected economic fabric.
In Leiria, after the storm, there are still people without access to the most basic things. There are homes without power, companies without answers and sectors of activity waiting for solutions, with losses estimated at around one billion euros.
The winds left a trail of destruction that, more than three weeks later, is still difficult to explain.
In Leiria alone, they forced 84 people to be displaced, 17 of whom remain in a very difficult situation. vulnerablewithout a home.
Vera, with her husband and two children, for example, lives temporarily in a modular house acquired by the city hall.
The most robust relocation solutions are in place, people continue to be accompanied. In this region there are still people who, after the scare, do not have the basics.
The energy that is being reestablished failed for too long.
With a lot of rain and storms in train, protecting homes is the priority.
Businessmen and farmers count damage
The economic fabric has suffered a shock that is not yet fully evaluated.
Companies and farmers are looking for answers to begin reconstruction.
There is significant damage in livestock and pig farming areas. Producers had to guarantee the well-being of staff, employees and high costs with fuel in generators.
Without the accounts closed, Leiria points to 800 million euros three weeks after Kristin’s depression passed.
