Aeronautical authorities of Venezuela! Venezuela’s National Institute of Civil Aeronautics (INAC) said on Monday, July 1, that, given the proximity of Category 4 Hurricane Beryl, specialized teams are on alert for changes in atmospheric conditions in case measures need to be taken to ensure transportation safety.
In a statement published in X, the government asked the aeronautical sector to be attentive to future official communications, with the aim of “increasing awareness and prevention to avoid incidents and air accidents.”
According to INAC, it is a “dangerous phenomenon that will produce abundant cloudiness with rainfall of varying intensity” and “electrical activity (…) over a large part of the Caribbean country.”
Aeronautical authorities of Venezuela
The Government, which claims to be “very attentive” to the hurricane’s path and trajectory, announced the “immediate” activation of the National Risk Management System to “prevent any type of situation that may arise from this rainfall, which is expected, above all, in the northern coastal area.”
Likewise, the “international management system of solidarity and support for any situation that may arise in countries” in the Caribbean region was activated, according to Executive Vice President Delcy Rodríguez in a video posted on the social network X.
The National Institute of Aquatic Spaces (INEA) has decided to suspend the departure of fishing, recreational and sports vessels from this Sunday, and the measure will be in force until next Tuesday.
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2024-07-03 05:45:17