The 'Alert' situation by Emergency Plan Insular of Lanzarote has rain 'Pre-alert'

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The 'Alert' situation by Emergency Plan Insular of Lanzarote has rain 'Pre-alert' The 'Alert' situation by Emergency Plan Insular of Lanzarote has rain 'Pre-alert'

Starting tomorrow the school activities will be resumed as authorized but the Government recommends people to exercise caution for the outdoors.

Suspension from extracurricular activities and outdoor remains today Friday, November 21, to 00:00 November 21, 2014 (Advance 15:55 h).

The Security and Emergency Consortium reports that Lanzarote has disabled the alert status of the Emergency Plan Insular de Lanzarote (Lanzarote Pein), declared last November 19 by Resolution of the President of the Cabildo of Lanzarote, as director of Territorial Emergency Plan of the island, passing it to Pre-alert status by rain and storm events, from 00:00 am on Saturday, November 22.

Furthermore, the school activities can be resumed and outdoor which had been suspended by Presidential Resolution after the switching said Pein is authorized, but recommended caution in all activities to go outdoors due to the possibility of landslides by the amount of accumulated water.

From the Consortium for Security and Emergency Lanzarote reminds people some recommendations on pre-alert to this situation by rainfall and provides emergency telephones 112 or 080 to be used in case of emergency.

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