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Schools influenza forget
Yesterday school started the new school year without soap, water, sanitary or antibacterial gel.
Jaime Zambrano Photo: Rafael Murillo
Yesterday began classes in more than 13 thousand schools in Puebla entity. However, most campuses had no soap, water shortages and did not follow the recommendations to prevent a new influenza contingency.
For provisions of the Health Department, public schools must resume baseline activities under health measures to prevent another outbreak of influenza A (N1H1) during the 200 days that will last the school year, however, was not met in Puebla during the first day of school.
In the schools themselves as the Ni?os H?roes de Chapultepec, in Morelos, in Gregory of Ghent and in various schools on the outskirts of the city and areas like San Andres Cholula, water was clean but lacked elements and forgot the antibacterial gel.
Meanwhile, parents expressed anger because apart from the list of school supplies, managers began applying cleaning items such as bottles of bleach, detergent bags, brooms and other items.
"There was a meeting in our kindergarten called Atlixcayotl, located in San Andres Cholula, where teachers and asked us to bringing a bottle of bleach or liquid soap, and that caused us trouble," said one of the mothers family.
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Schools influenza forget
Yesterday school started the new school year without soap, water, sanitary or antibacterial gel.
Jaime Zambrano Photo: Rafael Murillo
For provisions of the Health Department, public schools must resume baseline activities under health measures to prevent another outbreak of influenza A (N1H1) during the 200 days that will last the school year, however, was not met in Puebla during the first day of school.
In the schools themselves as the Ni?os H?roes de Chapultepec, in Morelos, in Gregory of Ghent and in various schools on the outskirts of the city and areas like San Andres Cholula, water was clean but lacked elements and forgot the antibacterial gel.
Meanwhile, parents expressed anger because apart from the list of school supplies, managers began applying cleaning items such as bottles of bleach, detergent bags, brooms and other items.
"There was a meeting in our kindergarten called Atlixcayotl, located in San Andres Cholula, where teachers and asked us to bringing a bottle of bleach or liquid soap, and that caused us trouble," said one of the mothers family.
http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&ie=UTF8&langpair=es|en&u=http://www.mpuebla.com/nota.php%3Fid%3D2717
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