To all relevant stakeholders and interested parties
Following recent concerns raised by different actors about the status of our commitment to the Tabaco community, we would like to give an update on the progress of community initiatives.
A Santa Marta tinamou chick was photographed for the first time ever after it was born at Cerrejón’s Wildlife Refuge Centre after three days of incubation. This is the only evidence found of a chick of this species, which is characterized by a limited ability to fly and being extremely timid and evasive, which has historically made it difficult to observe and study it.
Con el primer registro fotográfico mundial de un polluelo tinamú patirrojo que nació en el Centro de Fauna de Cerrejón tras tres días de incubación, se logró la única evidencia de un individuo
Cerrejón reactivates the healthy lifestyle program with activities that will reach the Guajira population that is at home
Cerrejón reactiva su programa de vida saludable el cual, dada su naturaleza presencial, tuvo que ser suspendido con la llegada de la emergencia originada por COVID-19. Sin embargo, durante los primeros días de la cuarentena, el área de Salud de la Compañía se centró en buscar alternativas para seguir llevando el mensaje de educación en actividad física, alimentación saludable y vida plena.
Cerrejón continues providing medical supplies to hospitals in La Guajira
Cerrejón delivered a new batch of medical supplies to the Departmental Ministry for Health in La Guajira and to the hospitals in Albania, Maicao, Uribia, Barrancas, and Hatonuevo. This delivery comprised chamber inhalers, face masks, gloves, caps, gurneys, and surgical soap, benefiting over 600 medical personnel working in intensive care units and treating patients with COVID-19 symptoms.
Cerrejón has already delivered 16,000 of food baskets to communities in the department of La Guajira
Cerrejón has already delivered 16,000 food baskets to communities in La Guajira. This amount includes the over 11,000 boxes delivered to more than 350 ethnic communities in the municipalities of Uribia, Maicao, Albania, Manaure, Barrancas, and Hatonuevo as aid required due to the COVID-19 emergency. Nearly 5,000 food baskets were delivered to the mayors’ offices of Uribia, Maicao, Barrancas, Hatonuevo, and Albania and to the offices of the regional government of La Guajira.
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