Deputy's 145-Trip Water Mission Alleviates Crisis in Panamanian Town

Amidst a severe water crisis gripping the Chitré District of Herrera Province, Panama, a local deputy has taken extraordinary measures to alleviate the suffering of his constituents. Deputy Manuel Cohen Salerno, representing Circuit 6-1, personally spearheaded a relief effort that involved the distribution of a staggering 580,000 gallons of potable water across various communities. This undertaking required 145 individual trips, showcasing his dedication and commitment. The initiative was made possible through the invaluable support of Lago Dorado, Yubel García, and a team of self-less volunteers who worked tirelessly without expecting anything in return. "It's in times of crisis that empathy and action make all the difference," stated Deputy Cohen, emphasizing the human element of the operation. The video vividly portrays the scenes of water distribution, showing people's gratitude and relief. The crisis highlights the need for long-term solutions to ensure access to clean drinking water in the region. The government's response, involving the delivery of bottled water, is also depicted. This collaborative effort provides a beacon of hope amid challenging circumstances.