Garbage invades streets of Escuinapa, due to the lack of collection trucks

Sinaloa.- The problems to provide the garbage collection service in the municipality of Escuinapa, Sinaloa, persist due to the lack of collection vehicles, which are old and constantly present damages, which has caused that in the different neighborhoods of the municipal capital they are invaded by large conglomerations of garbage. In a tour carried out by the municipal capital it was found that during the morning of this Friday outside the homes remains a large amount of garbage waste, waiting for the municipality to comply with this service. Pueblo Nuevo, El Rastro, Emiliano Zapata, Juvencio Aragón, Benito Juárez, Emiliano Zapata, Insurgentes and the Centro area are the colonies where large conglomerations of garbage were found. Blanca Estela García Sánchez, municipal president, reported that garbage collection has been attended through six routes, but that there is waste of more than a month in the municipal capital and its communities. I ask the citizens to have a little patience, that garbage collection is being carried out and that little by little the image that is held throughout the municipality where large amounts of garbage prevail will be changed, “he said. Read more: In Escuinapa they will adopt AMLO’s strategies to rescue the JumapaeThe municipal president ended by saying that her administration works with great commitment to solve the problems they have with garbage collection, the lack of drinking water, pollution from drainage leaks and the lack of public lighting. Under pressure the meeting Biden, AMLO, Trudeau
Degree in Communication Sciences. Correspondent of Escuinapa. I have 15 years of work experience in the area of written journalism, in which I have covered in southern Sinaloa. My beginnings were in Concordia where I attended the events of the different productive sectors of the region, as well as the political life and social conflicts of this municipality, located in the mountainous part of Sinaloa. Later I covered in El Rosario, where I was a correspondent for 5 years, giving the voice to the people through written journalism, as well as attention to the health, tourism, education, agricultural, fishing, livestock and mining sectors of the region. From 2011 to 2013 I ventured into the public service as director of Social Communication and Public Relations of El Rosario. And from 2014 to 2016 I did this same work but now in the municipality of Escuinapa. In 2017 I joined the ranks of EL DEBATE to cover the news events in the southern municipality of Escuinapa. See more



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