En medio de la cobertura de los incendios en Córdoba, periodistas de A24 fueron agredidos por personas desconocidas mientras documentaban la situación. Los atacantes, que se hicieron pasar por bomberos, arrojaron piedras y dañaron el equipo del canal. La situación genera sospechas sobre la intencionalidad detrás de los incendios, ya que también se reportaron agresiones similares a brigadas de bomberos. La comunidad local está alarmada ante estos eventos y las posibles conexiones con proyectos inmobiliarios en la zona afectada.
"Molesta que mostremos que es intensional"
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00:00Alejandro Puebla, another A24 mobile in the place, a great coverage of the channel.
00:05I'll be back with Belén to continue touring. Ale, where are you?
00:10Facu, this is the image of one of the points that I named today.
00:13That is Camino Aguas Azules, which is also the old way to San Marcosierra.
00:19It is the hill that goes down to San Marcosierra, where the city is.
00:23Well, at this time, the two lights have been reactivated.
00:26It is one of the largest that is active at the moment.
00:28Then the other, which Diego Traferi was going to show, is near the area that they named today.
00:34Going to Dolores, it begins to smoke the hills at the height.
00:39But something very particular happens in that place and something happened to us.
00:43People came who we do not know who they are.
00:45They told us, enough of the circus, and they started throwing stones at us to attack.
00:49They almost broke our equipment, almost broke our vehicle, and we had to leave that place.
00:53Because they said this is a circus.
00:55But the reality is that the circus is the flames that are seen now in the distance
00:58and the house of these people who are very close to that place.
01:01We do not understand if they want to put out the fire or want to keep it on.
01:05That is why it caught our attention of the strange things that are happening at this time in Cordoba.
01:10Some rich people dare to say that this is a circus,
01:13when we can show the flames, and yesterday we were almost, almost, almost stuck.
01:18Does it have anything to do with the real estate project? I do not know.
01:21What I do know is that they did not want us to leave that place.
01:23Why that attitude? Who went to attack you?
01:28We do not know. When I can document it, I will show it to you.
01:31Surely somewhere I will show it again.
01:34And there we will have some other kind of talk.
01:36But those same people who are supposedly putting out the fire, it seems that they are not.
01:40It seems that they are not putting it out.
01:42And the flames are caused, as now they begin to exceed 4 or 5 meters.
01:46In one of the hills that leads to the old road to San Marcos Sierra.
01:50You know that yesterday, you probably found out because you are there,
01:54in another point, in another fire focus, there in the province of Cordoba,
01:58they directly attacked firefighters brigades at the moment they were putting out the fire.
02:03Half a methodology like the one you are describing.
02:06Well, that's the situation, Cata.
02:08And I don't know, I don't know, I'm not sure who they were.
02:10These supposedly neighbors were, these supposed neighbors were dressed as firefighters.
02:15These supposed neighbors had clothes and looked like firefighters.
02:19That's why we're probably going to cross them.
02:21They took us out to pieces and they came to hit us.
02:23Do you know why they didn't break the whole team?
02:26Because I happened to say, we are alive, we are alive.
02:29If not, at this moment we would be attacked or we would be hitting these people who came very aggressively.
02:33Almost hitting us.
02:35What bothered you, Ale?
02:36What bothered you?
02:37That shows what is happening.
02:39What can bother you if what we are doing with A24 is to make visible,
02:44both with you and with Belen, everything that is being experienced.
02:47And there...
02:48It bothers me that it is intentional.
02:49Of course, because the firefighters were also being screwed over.
02:52It bothers me that it is intentional.
02:53The firefighters who are putting out the fire are being thrown stones.
02:55That's why I say, these are not generalized situations, but obviously, Ale, if you are suffering,
02:59and some firefighters in other places too, there is someone who does not want to be shown
03:03and that what is happening is controlled.
03:07And that someone, apparently, is a very resourceful person.
03:11They don't drive any vehicles and they don't own any very large properties.
03:16And there are some fields that attract the attention.
03:19That's why the situation here, at this moment where we are,
03:22is complex and we don't know who is who.
03:24We don't know who helps and who catches.
03:26We don't know who is good and who attacks you.
03:29And today, I say, minutes ago, it saved us from saying that we were alive.
03:33Otherwise, at this moment, we don't know what would have happened to us.
03:36Ale, when you walk around, what do you find now?
03:39Everything is still very dry.
03:41You can see a lot of smoke in the distance.
03:44I'll be right back with Belen Bianchi.
03:46The cortejo of the Tota Sandillana is coming out.
03:48There is fire.
03:49I'm going there.
03:50Let's see.
03:51Columns of fire.
03:52Let's see.
03:53Diego Trafferi is going to show you.
03:55During the day, you don't see it so much, but they are flames of 10, 15 meters.
03:59Now that they powerfully surpass the top of the trees.
04:02And the worst of all, Alejandro, how are you, good morning, Javier,
04:05is that it is at the top of the hill there, right?
04:09Of the sierra.
04:10And that also makes it difficult, because if there is no helicopter,
04:15a hydrant plane, it is even more complicated for the trucks to arrive.
04:19The trucks don't give up.
04:20Because remember that to load a truck, as well as a hydrant plane,
04:24everything is done through hoses.
04:26It is not the same as the helicopter that raises water.
04:29We noticed 10 detainees.
04:31What do the detainees know?
04:33No, no.
04:34They are still in prison, at least at the disposal of justice, of the judge.
04:38And we will see what happens.
04:40Because you also have to check that they were.
04:42Of course.
04:43You are going to know the story of a neighbor who denounced him.
04:46And they refused to testify.
04:47Yes.
04:48And what links do they have?
04:49If they respond to someone.
04:50Now, you said, Javier, just that helicopters are needed.
04:54The government has just reported that today they sent another helicopter,
05:00which is part of the fire management, of the National Fire Management Service.
05:05And they also sent, in addition to new brigadists, 32 new brigadists,
05:10a minibus and pickup trucks.
05:12I don't know, Leo, sorry, Alex, if you could see them there in the place,
05:17the pickup trucks.
05:18And what would they be used for?
05:20Yes, the helicopter, well, Cata, what you explain,
05:23the helicopter, we are close to the operations center.
05:25It is one of the little ones that we usually see,
05:28which are for touring.
05:29They are to analyze the different places.
05:32It is not to put out the fire.
05:34Then we saw a kind of bus, so to speak,
05:37which is to transfer the staff to the rest area and make the guard changes.
05:41And what we call pickups, we saw three or four white trucks
05:45that had arrived with the fire control logo or something like that,
05:50that had arrived today at the operations center.
05:52And we saw military forces also helping, gendarmerie and others,
05:57helping the staff who were now, just now,
06:00preparing to start touring the different places.
06:03And they were explaining how to take off.
06:05Yes, they were doing a practice at the operations center
06:07of how to take off.
06:08Because that dry dirt, Ale, that you see there on the floor,
06:11and talk about what I showed you, Belen, look,
06:13let's see if I can go to Belen and share the two mobile phones live
06:17to show the coverage that A24 is doing.
06:20That you have there, Ale.
06:22It's his, dry.
06:24Yes, this turns on out of nowhere.
06:26This is totally dry.
06:29And this is part of what the neighbors call ash control.
06:32Of course.
06:33Here you can't, but ash control is to take all this out,
06:36pile it up far from the houses so that it doesn't stay there
06:40and also moisten it to prevent any ash from causing
06:46a migration of the fire, as we see along the way.
06:50Well, it doesn't stop there, Facu.
06:51It's the strongest focus there is now.
06:53You can see the very high flames.
06:55That's where we were yesterday, on the way to San Marcosierra,
06:58the old road.
06:59It's called Aguas Azules.
07:00And I tell you that if that goes down, there are houses.
07:03If that ends up getting to the part where we are,
07:06where there is another ferry, there are houses.