Overview
- The Executive approved up to S/88.7 million to help families hit by a magnitude-5.1 earthquake in Junín, splitting roughly S/63.25 million for rural home repairs and S/25.5 million for temporary housing modules.
- The Ministry of Housing must issue implementing rules within 10 calendar days and prioritize services within five business days to speed delivery of aid.
- The temporary modules will be procured, transported and installed through the Obras por Impuestos mechanism so private investment can rapidly supply units.
- Cenepred says reconstruction cannot proceed where an active geological fault exists and it is waiting for a technical report from the Instituto Geofísico del Perú to decide if sites are safe or if resettlement is required.
- Many families remain in tents or makeshift shelters with cold-related health risks and at least two elderly deaths reported, and the funds will be drawn from the MEF contingency reserve and executed through designated executing units with ProInversión to publish prioritized services.