Mexico City School on Brink of Collapse: 101 Children at Risk

Mexico City School on Verge of Collapse, 101 Children at Risk Mexico City – A primary school in Mexico City, Escuela Primaria Mártires de Tacubaya, is on the brink of collapse, putting 101 children at risk. The school building has suffered from extensive damage, including significant cracks in the walls and ceilings, along with persistent leaks, since at least 2017. Despite numerous reports, authorities have failed to take action, leaving parents and teachers deeply concerned. "We can feel the building vibrating," said Fernando Gallegos, a parent of a child attending the school. "We don't know how long it can hold before it collapses." His concerns are echoed by local deputy Laura Álvarez of the PAN party, who stated that a proposed solution to repair the school was rejected by the Mexico City congress as "not urgent." The video shows extensive damage to the school's infrastructure, including large cracks in load-bearing walls, water damage, and crumbling plaster. The lack of response from authorities raises serious questions about accountability and the safety of students. The situation highlights a critical need for immediate action to prevent a potential tragedy. The urgency of the situation is undeniable. The continued inaction by authorities places the safety and well-being of 101 children and school staff in jeopardy. Immediate action is required to ensure the safety of the students and prevent a potential disaster.