More than 34,000 homes in Cuba have been destroyed as a result of hurricanes and earthquakes. According to authorities, in the agricultural sector, losses amount to around 37,000 hectares dedicated to agricultural production. The devastation caused by these natural disasters has had a significant impact on the population and the economy of the country.
A local source commented: "The magnitude of the destruction is overwhelming. Many families have been left homeless, and farmers have lost their crops." The situation is critical, and emergency assistance is needed to address this humanitarian crisis. Authorities are working on assessing the damage and searching for solutions to assist those affected.
The Cuban government has declared a state of emergency in the most affected areas and is coordinating rescue and assistance efforts. It is expected that the reconstruction of homes and the recovery of agriculture will take considerable time and resources, but everything possible is being done to address the most urgent needs of the affected population.
