A dozen people are still missing, and finding them is currently a priority for firefighters and first respondents who are working tirelessly in the rubble of this capital's Saratoga hotel.
The provincial head of the Front for Restoring Family Contacts of the Red Cross, Gloria Bonnin, confirmed on Saturday to Prensa Latina that there are 19 missing persons and 32 deceased, according to the list prepared so far.
Cuban National Civil Defense authorities announced the upcoming people’s Meteoro exercise May 21 and 22, aimed at reducing disaster risks in the event of tropical storms and other natural, technological and sanitary phenomena.
At least four people were killed on Friday in an explosion that partially destroyed the Saratoga Hotel in Havana, an official source reported.
The National Statistics and Information Office (ONEI) is carrying out the National Occupation Survey from Tuesday until July 30. This exercise will allow the analysis and characteristics of employment in Cuba and the subsequent development of public policies.