Se suspend again the classes in four municipalities of Sinaloa.
This Thursday, September 12, Governor Rubén Rocha Moya, through a publication on his X account – formerly Twitter – reported that school activities are suspended again in the municipalities of Culiacán, Elota, Cosalá and San Ignacio.
“I inform the people of Sinaloa that school activities are suspended in the municipalities of Culiacán, Elota, Cosalá and San Ignacio, today, September 12, 2024, at all educational levels and modalities.”
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According to the governor, the measure applies to all educational levels and modalities.
I inform the people of Sinaloa that school activities are suspended in the municipalities of Culiacán, Elota, Cosalá and San Ignacio, today, September 12, 2024, at all educational levels and modalities.
— Rubén Rocha Moya (@rochamoya_) September 12, 2024
The decision was made amid the escalation of violence in the state, which has already seen four consecutive days of violent incidents.
What is the result of this situation, which is due to a dispute between criminal groups, which has generated concern among the population, especially in the areas affected by recent events, Rocha Moya indicated this Wednesday through a video published on his social networks directed at the Sinaloa community, in which he emphasized that there are reinforcements to deal with any eventuality that may arise in the entity.
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“I want to tell the population that, if we are responsible, we should admit that these targeted acts of violence can continue to occur, yes, and since we know that these are confrontations between criminal groups, there is already guidance on how to attract them and deal with them by law enforcement, so we are controlling these hotbeds of violence.”
To the people of Sinaloa: pic.twitter.com/zPCQh3Wbtw
— Rubén Rocha Moya (@rochamoya_) September 11, 2024
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