The Ausal Independent Assembly, integrated into the Union of Entrepreneurs in Salamanca (CES), is a capabilities of 90 million euros, the economic losses incurred by independents in the province of Salanka as a direct result of the electrical penetration that affected the entire country, April 28.
The reduction in the offer, which lasted for many hours, led to an immediate collapse in multiple sectors of the activity, which has already aggravated the stance of many small companies. The influence was particularly severe for the local productive fabric, most of which consist of accurate institutions, small and medium -sized companies and workers who worked self -employed, who saw their working day suddenly stopped.
Activity paralysis has affected hundreds of companies, including proximity, bars, restaurants, mechanical workshops, professional services, hairdressing, aesthetic centers and small industries, which depend daily on the continuity of electricity supply to be able to work normally.
From AUSAL, it is advised for the two companies and individuals to act as soon as possible to communicate with their insurance companies’ claims, as it is necessary to document in detail the damages that were exposed to materials and economics, including the loss of refrigerated products, the cancellation of reserves, service interruptions, and damage to electronic equipment and the losses of bills. Once clarified the causes of blackout, they can be determined with more accurately that apply to coverage in each case and what compensation will continue as stipulated in insurance contracts.
Looking at this scenario of uncertainty and economic damage, AUSAL requests from the government to urgently implement an extraordinary plan for assistance and compensation, in order to alleviate the impact of this blackout on the business and economic business of Silmanca. “The immediate response is necessary to avoid closing business and loss of jobs,” said George Moro, head of AUSAL, who requested institutional sensitivity and speed in decisions.
Ausal works in a coordinated manner with CES to demand effective measures that protect the self in exceptional situations like this. AUSAL reaffirms its commitment to continuing to defend the Salamanca free interests and will be vigilant so that the departments act with the care required by the danger of the moment.
