Despite the phone call this morning in Cien por Hora where the director of the province’s gas network, Ángel Ricardo Domijan, who said he was making progress on gas installation and adaptation work in educational establishments in San Juan, complaints are still being reported. This time it is a capital school, the Antonio Torres School. The vice principal of the establishment gave notice to this medium where Complaints persist, as children suffer from low temperatures.
The administrative area of the school and the north wing where the classrooms facing Santa Fe Street are still being modifiedgiven that This structure is relatively new and they have not yet finished installing the gas pipes. Assuming they do it soon, The managers will have to wait for Ecogas to review the work and authorize the gas to start flowing. The length of time this process will take is not determined.
Although the gas works have not yet been completed, It is noted that work is continuing. He discomfort comes from the worry that in In that unheated area, classes are held for first, second, and third graders. However, The kitchen area where the glass of milk is prepared is on the other side of the building so they receive hot breakfast to counteract the cold.
As an additional detail, This Tuesday morning the mayor of the Capital, Dr. Susana Laciar, attended the school to witness a presentation by the students about the environment, where she surely became aware of the situation.
