Rat and cockroach infestation reported in Mexico City primary school

MEXICO CITY.- Parents blocked access to an elementary school in the Iztapalapa City Hall to report a plague of rats and cockroaches.

At the site, the minors’ guardians were on the verge of having a confrontation with the director. Antonio Mira when he allowed the passage of other parents who were not participating in the blockade.

Parents denounce pests in Mexico City elementary school

Nearly 50 parents blocked the entrance to the school for almost an hour. ‘Juan Rodriguez Puebla’ primary school due to alleged pests and other deficiencies in the facilities.

With yellow tape they closed the way to the students and teachers of the school located in the Manuel Romero colony and demanded the presence of supervisors from the Secretary of Public Education (SEP).

During the blockade, they reported anomalies such as dirty bathrooms, an open water tank due to alleged negligence by the staff, into which they claim dead pigeons have fallen, contaminating the water, as well as infestations of rats and cockroaches.

They also accuse that there is no strategy once morest it. bullying and that school furniture has been sold without notice or accountability.

The protesters invited the media to show the anomalies, but the director did not allow them to enter and asked other parents to chase the reporters away “for the safety of the children.”

According to reports The HeraldThe director removed the tapes and called in parents who were not part of the blockade to allow them to enter the school, which almost caused a confrontation with the protesters.

The tutors did not have a resolution to their demands such as the dismissal of the management staff and a dialogue with authorities of the SEP.

“Tomorrow I will submit a report, and I will only show documents to my authorities,” said director Antonio Mira.

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