Cesar Vallejo University has just announced that it will help the victims of the collapse in the city of Pataz, located in La Libertad, on March 15. This fact left several affected, so the 'trujillano' club has decided to support through the sale of tickets for the match against Alianza Atlético de Sullana, within the framework of the seventh date of the Apertura Tournament of Liga 1 2022.
The idea of the painting directed by José Chemo del Solar and chaired by César Acuña is to donate 3 soles for each ticket purchased for the duel to be held at the Mansiche stadium in Trujillo. Tickets are several in their prices and the most expensive is 30 soles (grandstand seats), while the cheapest ones are 10 soles (eastern grandstand).
Recall that approximately 6 people injured, 14 people injured, 30 affected, 7 homes destroyed and 15 homes affected, in addition to four people having been killed, 100 meters of water pipes destroyed and a commercial premises destroyed after this painful event.
It should be noted that there are protocols for admission to the stadium, as is the case in all scenarios to prevent new infections of COVID-19. For this reason, it is mandatory to use a double mask or a single mask to be KN95. In addition, maintain social distancing and avoid crowds. Finally, do not forget to bring a printed ticket, original ID card and vaccination card with the full doses.
COLLAPSE IN PATAZ
Tragedy in La Libertad. Around 8:30 a.m. on March 15, a large proportion of the Retamas hill, located in the city of Pataz, was reported to slip. The raw moment can be observed by a video uploaded to Twitter.
There was talk of between 60 and 80 buried houses; this was also said by the regional governor of La Libertad, Manuel Llempén. However, later reports indicated that there were about 15 homes.
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