The president of the Safe Argentina Foundation, Fernando Cabrerapointed out that the “largest number of robberies and motorcycles” and warned that a large part of the illicit “they are made particularly on motorcycles”. In this sense, he centralized the cases in the area delimited by “the arteries Juan Domingo Perón, Remedios de Escalada, Argentine Republic, Rucci and Paso de Burgos”.
Likewise, he raised the importance of installing “random controls on days and times without fixed positions” and increase “the frequency of patrols” in the aforementioned area.
And he requested, according to Lanús Noticias, that they do it with “high displacement motorcycles from UTOI in the Remedios arteries of Escalada, Juan Domingo Perón, Argentine Republic and greater surveillance both in the squares on Perón and those of the Argentine Republic and Paraguay.” Finally, he concluded that “we are sure that the only way is not criticism: it is work . “If we want more security we have to work for it.”.
For their part, residents from different parts of the district complained through social networks about the repeated flooding that occurs every time it rains, even if it is not with great intensity. Thus, Silvia, a neighbor, warned that “on the corner of Marcos Avellaneda and Mendoza, whenever it rains, it floods and we are isolated.”
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The residents of Lanús also complained about the repeated flooding in different places every time it rains.
In the same sense, another local, María, pointed out that in Villa Caraza “with four drops of rain there are already corners flooded with the mouths of storms covered, that’s why it floods, plus the waste that is thrown away or rests in the corner. “In Grecia and Oliden, the garbage they threw in among branches and dirt is the size of a two-story house.”
Regarding this complaint, another neighbor asked: “Let them uncover the mouths of the sewers. “They haven’t taken care of anything for a thousand years, they haven’t picked up the garbage in the corners, so they must all be covered.”
By the way, Patricia claimed: “Please remove the branches that you left lying in General Guido, between Juan B. Justo and Pergamino in Lanús Este, since, on top of the remains left on the sidewalk, remains of garbage are being deposited in the place every day. What’s more, the ideal would be for them to prune even more the tree whose branches put the cables of the entire block at constant risk, and whose roots break the entire sidewalk, complicating pedestrian passage through the place.”
Nora also pointed out that “Weeks ago I reported that there were sewers in the central area overflowing, they don’t drain at all. One of them in Sitio de Montevideo and Hipólito Yrigoyen avenue. It happens every day and it gets worse. How good it would be to uncover all of them so that the water flows without problems.”
In addition, The inconvenience with public lighting is another reason for the discomfort of the residents of Lanús. On this point, neighbor Marcela warned that “in Villa Jardin, the section of José María Moreno between Potosí and Carlos Pellegrini has been completely dark for days. The square and the Nido Jardín are located in the place. It is a pitchfork starting at dusk.” Meanwhile, a neighbor explained that “in the pedestrian passage between the National University of Lanús and the exit to the Roca de Remedios de Escalada Railway station, there are two lamps that burned out a month ago.”
