Cuba’s PM praises community contribution in disaster-hit area

In Havana, Cuban Prime Minister Manuel Marrero highlighted the power of collective work and the resilience of the people in the recovery of disaster-stricken areas.

On December 27, from Havana, Cuban Prime Minister Manuel Marrero praised the community’s contribution in disaster-hit areas. According to Prensa Latina, Marrero emphasized the power of collective work and the people’s resilience in recovering from stricken regions.

This acknowledgment comes amid national efforts to overcome the impacts of recent disasters, where community solidarity has been essential. Marrero highlighted how unity has enabled progress in rehabilitating affected areas, showcasing the inherent strength of Cuban society.

Specific incidents are not detailed in the statement, but the message underscores the vital role of public participation in crisis management.

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