LN – In pictures. How to live the quarantine in villa 31
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In pictures. How the quarantine is lived in villa 31 – LA NACION
Home confinement is made difficult, in part, by the need to turn to the dining rooms in the neighborhood Source: LA NACION – Credit: Hernán Zenteno In the dining room of the El Pobre de Asís Foundation, the rations increased markedly since the quarantine began. Of 350 that used to deliver, now they deliver about 500 Source: LA NACION – Credit: Hernán Zenteno Carina Corvalán, the coordinator of the dining room, says that they are also providing help to people in street situations, who previously asked in the Center’s shops but now, because of the quarantine, they have nowhere to go Credit: Hernán Zenteno The dining room offers snack and dinner, Monday through Friday Source: LA NACION – Credit: Hernán Zenteno Lack of adequate ventilation in some areas, as well as overcrowding, are frequent in the neighborhood Credit: Hernán Zenteno For more than a week, the neighborhood had serious problems with the water supply. Although the problem began to be overcome, dozens of families will not have it resolved soon. Consumption of bottled water was one of the ways to get through the crisis Source: LA NACION – Credit: Hernán Zenteno The Aysa company was distributing water during supply problems. People had to come up with buckets and containers to collect it. The Government of the City, meanwhile, arranged for it to be distributed in smaller vehicles among the families that were prevented from going to look for it Source: LA NACION – Credit: Hernán Zenteno Some apples have been experiencing water pressure problems for more than six months. There are even homes that do not have an adequate tank to store it Source: LA NACION – Credit: Hernán Zenteno In the dining rooms and picnic areas, women are often in charge of finding food for their families. Rows start more than an hour before delivery Credit: Hernán Zenteno
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