The Association of Argentine Soccer (AFA) shared the figure that raised after the match of the Major selection before the sub 20 last Saturday at the stadium of Hurricane. The total of the Montó will be destined to repair the damage to the Penna Hospitalproduct of the tragic flood earlier this month.
Through an official statement, the AFA He informed that the March 22 match achieved a total collection of $ 651,220,000. The event was called “Together with Bahía Blanca.”
For the entries sold they gathered $ 598,220,000 while $ 53,000,000 corresponded to television rights.
- CABA police operation: $ 21,000,000
- UTEDYC: $ 14,500,000
- Private security: $ 10,500,000
- Vallado: $ 4,706,000
- Ambulances: $ 2,520,000
- Ticket sales platform: $ 40,000,000
- Sound and screen service Club Atlético Huracán: $ 1,590,000
- Hurricane Athletic Club generator: $ 1,290,000
The Government of the City of Buenos Aires, for example, announced that it will not charge the cost of the police operation in the friendly between the Argentine National Team and the Sub 20 team, for the benefit of Bahía Blanca. The money will go to the victims of the floods.
The decision was communicated by the Minister of City Security, Horacio Giménez. Thus, the cost of the operation, of $ 21 million, will be integrated in the total donations to the José Penna Interzonal Hospitalfrom the city of the Buenos Aires coast.
On the other hand, the AFA announced the next weeks will send a Trust to Bahía Blanca (Also integrated by relatives of the bahienses Lautaro Martínez and Germán Pezzella), to meet with the authorities of the Dr. José Penna Interzonal Hospital and so Define the priorities in which they wish to invest the money collected according to their urgencies.
Bahía Blanca: the IDB announced a credit line to attend the victims
In addition to the money raised by the AFA, in the last hours the president of the Inter -American Development Bank (IDB), Ilan Goldfajn, announced A credit line of US $ 200 million for the reconstruction that Bahía Blanca needs After the tragic floods. In addition to human losses, the city suffered the destruction of fundamental infrastructure.
IDB’s help will be made from the program “Ease of contingent credit for emergencies for natural and public health disasters (CCF)”. It is “an innovative and flexible financial mechanism designed for emergencies,” they explained from the regional body.
Source: Ambito
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