The City Council of Cartaya has decided to preemptively and temporarily close the Juan Ramon Jiménez School, citing the need to “take immediate measures to ensure safety” following damage caused by rain and strong winds caused by the road’s passage. … Due to Storm Claudia, face-to-face classes at the center have been canceled this Friday, November 14th.
As reported by the city council itself on its social networks and investigated by Europa Press, this Thursday’s storm caused “materials to fall and shift from the dome of the school center”. The city government ordered the facility closed and sent it to an educational delegation from the Andalusian military government in Huelva..
“A detailed assessment of the damage will be carried out and immediate repairs will be carried out in order to resume classes as soon as possible, as soon as the storm allows, and we will continue to coordinate with the education delegation to this end,” Cartaya Mayor Manuel Barroso said in a statement.
In addition, heavy rains and strong winds caused a number of accidents across the municipality, including the collapse of the walls of Kalma Street and damage to vehicles parked in the area, as well as numerous detached cornices, awnings and lights, and falling trees and branches.
They are also registered Particular flooding in Nuevo Portil’s Laguna Seca street and the urban La Pila district. The Cartaya City Council activated the local emergency plan in the early afternoon, and since then the city’s equipment, which has been dealing with registered cases, remains fully operational.
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