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In Guerrero, Going to the Kindergarten Is a Risk: Children Cross Drainage by a Board in Chilpancingo
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In Guerrero, Going to the Kindergarten Is a Risk: Children Cross Drainage by a Board in Chilpancingo
Within the colony Vista Hermosa, in Chilpancingo, Guerrero, attending the Robert Owen kindergarten represents a daily risk for 110 children who, to reach classes, must cross an improvised bridge without railings or walk directly on the course of a ravine with drainage waters. The plant is located right next to the Alpuyéca ravine, which recently overflowed because of a badly parked vehicle, causing fear among parents and teachers for the possibl…
The students of the “Robert Owen” Children’s Garden are still in it, but now the concern increases with the arrival of rains. Hey! We are also in Whatsapp. It begins to follow us now. Recently the ravine near the school was overflowed due to a badly parked car. On this campus, located in the colony Vista Hermosa, in Chilpancingo, the children transit a bridge without railing or the drainage channel, which is a constant danger to the integrity o…
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