Throughout the document that is signed by the head of the Ministry of Education in Tamaulipas, Lucía Aimé Castillo Pastor, it is specified that the suspension of classes began this Monday and will continue the following Tuesday, September 10, but in what shifts?
Which municipalities are suspending classes in Tamaulipas?
Attention! The municipalities that are going to suspend classes in Tamaulipas in their schools are three, Matamoros, San Fernando and Valle Hermoso; however, it is very important to pay attention, since the schedules vary according to the shift in which your children are enrolled.
What days will they suspend classes in Tamaulipas due to tropical storm “Francine”?
The suspension of classes began this Monday, September 9, although only for the afternoon shift, for this September 10 the measure taken by the Ministry of Education applies to the morning and afternoon shift.
They also called on school authorities to take action to clean drains and sewers of any obstacles, as well as to safeguard official documents and paperwork, while remaining alert to everything reported by state and municipal civil protection.
States affected by tropical storm “Francine”
The cloud bands of tropical storm “Francis” in interaction with other meteorological systems will cause intense rainfall in a large part of southeastern Mexico. Extraordinary rains are expected in:
Chiapas
Oaxaca
Tabasco
Veracruz
The rainfall could be greater than 250 mm, which could cause landslides, floods and the overflow of rivers and streams. In addition, intense rains are forecast in Campeche, Guerrero, Puebla and Tamaulipas, and very strong rains in Hidalgo, Quintana Roo, San Luis Potosí and Yucatán. Given this situation, the authorities recommend that the population take extreme precautions and heed the alerts of the National Meteorological Service.
Civil Protection issues alert for tropical storm “Francine”
On social media, tropical storm “Francine” issued a statement warning of the approach of the cyclone in different areas, these are:
Yellow (medium danger) in the center, north-central and north of Tamaulipas
Green (low danger) in the southeast of Tamaulipas and north of Veracruz
Blue (very low danger) in the center of Veracruz
Source: tvazteca
