This measure will apply “to public and private educational centers that provide pre-school, basic and secondary education.”
At least 19 communes This Wednesday, July 22, there will be no classes in the country due to a frontal system that affected most of the central-south territory of the country and resulted in the death of 10 people, according to the latest data provided by the National Service for the Prevention and Response of Natural Disasters (Senapred).
Information was provided to the Ministry of Education, where they indicated a measure that would regulate “for public and private educational centers, which add level kindergarten, basic and secondary education“.
As announced, classes were suspended this Wednesday, the 22nd. 15 municipalities of the Coquimbo region.
Added to this is four communes of the province of Huascoin the Atacama region.
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Communes where classes were suspended due to the frontal system
Coquimbo Region
- Andacollo.
- Coquimbo.
- Fig tree.
- Serena.
- Paijuano.
- Vicuna.
- Combarbala.
- Mount Patria.
- Ovalle.
- Punitaki.
- Hurtado River.
- Cinnamon.
- Illapel.
- Vilos.
- Salamanca.
Atacama region
- Vallenar.
- Alto del Carmen.
- Freirina.
- Huasco.
It should be noted that in the above-mentioned communes classes were also suspended on Tuesday, July 21 due to weather conditions.
Agency One (reference) – Suspension of classes on the frontal system
The government also announced the suspension of classes this Tuesday, the 21st, in educational institutions in the mainland Valparaiso region.
The frontal system is registered in a large part of the central-southern territory of the country, leaving the balance until the last balance of Senapred 10 dead, 16 wounded, 1031 sheltered and 2281 injured.
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Regarding the last point, the authorities specified that they are mainly concentrated in the regions of Valparaiso, Araucania and Biobío.
It was also reported that there are 104 271 isolatedconcentrated between the Atacama and Coquimbo regions.
“This is a conditional condition in the sense that it is possible to reach certain settlements, replace some roads or lower the beds of some rivers,” said the director of Senapred. Alicia Cebrian.
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