Overview
- The submission lists about twenty calls by CHJ president Miguel Polo on October 29, with only one referring to the Poyo ravine, which accounted for most deaths.
- The CHJ maintains in writing that it does not perform day-to-day monitoring of ramblas and instead cross-checks information when asked by the regional emergency coordination center.
- After a midday email from the CHJ flagged a sudden Poyo surge at 264 m3/s, the Generalitat activated a hydrological alert as provincial firefighters later withdrew their watch around 14:30.
- Between 16:13 and 18:43 the CHJ sent no further emails while Poyo flows rose to 1,686.8 m3/s, though SAIH data remained available online.
- Testimony says the warning reached 112 but was not taken to Cecopi; Polo joined the crisis meeting from 17:00 focused on Forata, briefed Secretary of State Hugo Morán at 19:30 on Forata and Cecopi dysfunction, and the mobile alert went out at 20:11.