Children in the goal found sweets with marijuana in the trash

The third grade student was the person who took sweets with alleged content Marijuana to Ramon Lopez Villardi Elementary SchoolTo Noyfu LeonThat caused Seven minors poisoningThe first investigations from the authorities also revealed.

According to the child’s announcement, Sweets were found inside the garbage boxIt is located outside the school facilities.

He claimed that he ignored their exact origin, but he led them to the team and distributed them among their teammates, without knowing the effects that could cause them.

The accident, which was recorded on Wednesday, was established, a quick mobilization of the municipal authorities, which immediately went to school to process the situation, collect information and provide support to students and employees.

The Minister of Public Security, Guadalobi Alfredo Vavilla, reported that Seven poisoned students They received a timely medical attention and They are dangerous.

He emphasized that the investigation is still precisely defining the content of sweets and proving responsibilities.

On the other hand, Alberto Hernandez, director of the municipality’s social protection, announced the strengthening of preventive measures in educational schools in Guadalobi.

He pointed out that visits to primary schools will increase to increase awareness among students about the risk of consuming unknown products.

As part of this strategy, Hernández stated that five comprehensive social psychological interference (PiIPS) has been implemented in basic, secondary and secondary schools.

Likewise, workshops were taught in 17 schools, benefiting more than 3,700 students.

So far, the parents of the minors have chosen not to make public data, in order not to interfere in the investigations.

Finally, the municipal authorities called for parents and teachers to maintain continuous communication with minors and are concerned with any unusual behavior.

They emphasized that cooperation between the home and the school is necessary to ensure the safety of the entire student community.

JCP