The National Civil Defense Headquarters in Cuba has decided to extend the cyclone alert phase to the province of Camagüey due to the passing of Hurricane Oscar over the island. According to a report from Cubadebate, an informational phase has also been declared for the province.
Amid the alert for Hurricane Oscar, precaution has been extended to Camagüey in Cuba. This determination was made by the National Civil Defense Headquarters due to the threat posed by the hurricane to this region, adding it to the areas already under cyclone alert.
A publication from the state media Cubadebate informed about the decision to include the province of Camagüey in the cyclone alert. In addition, it was detailed that an informational phase has been established in the region due to the proximity of Hurricane Oscar.
In an emergency situation, it is crucial to keep the population informed and prepared. In light of Hurricane Oscar's arrival, Cuban authorities have expanded alert measures to the province of Camagüey, aiming to prevent potential damage and protect the inhabitants.