Recovery operations for vehicles trapped inside the Multicomercio building in Guayaquil are ongoing for the third consecutive day after a fire incident that occurred on February 11. The recovery team has deployed heavy cranes to lift vehicles from the upper levels of the structure down to the street. As of now, a total of 30 vehicles have been successfully recovered, indicating significant progress in managing the aftermath of the fire.

The operations are taking place at the Multicomercio complex, located at the intersection of Cuenca and Eloy Alfaro streets, where specialized teams are utilizing cranes with long-reaching arms to effectively retrieve the stranded vehicles. The authorities are keen on ensuring the safety and efficiency of this operation to facilitate the removal process for affected vehicle owners, many of whom are understandably anxious about the recovery of their property.

Alongside these recovery efforts, municipal officials have held meetings with apartment owners in the Multicomercio building to discuss the next steps for retrieving personal belongings that remain inside the premises. This coordination highlights the ongoing impact of the fire on the community and the importance of collaborative efforts to support residents in managing the consequences of this event.