They demand that Japam fix the drainage in El Higueral, Ahom

Los Mochis Sinaloa. – The López Dimas family no longer wants to continue living amid the pandemic black water Inside his home and Joe Monzon runs night and day on his patio in front of the baseball stadium at Post No. 100 on Molina Street San Jose de Ahom, El Higueralu,

With her hip fractured, and her shoulder and wrist the same, Yolanda Dimas vila, an elderly man, and her son Victor Trinidad López Dimas, who is blind, called the potable water and sewage board of Ahom Municipality (chant) once and for all, to root out the problem that has plagued them forever.

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And it is clear to both the origin and solution of the problem: it is the drainage network that runs through their courtyard, and since they are the last wells in the whole area, it is there, along with them, where all the epidural waters. Turns out they can’t leave.

“We’ve had years like this already. It’s been decided for weeks, for months, and it comes again,” said López Dimas, who laments that San Jose El Higueral Ka’s garbage ends up at their house and Japama does nothing, not even send a vector truck to uncover it.

Yolanda Dimas no longer finds the door with such an odor, she said, and the diseases they face from living among the sewage.

“We need them to come. We are already tired of promises, to live on hope because Mayor Guillermo Chapman Moreno was accompanied by a councilor who asked us for papers to fix, but he did nothing. They all Something is left as it is and here we are once again suffering the consequences, as it has always been the case.

Bachelor’s degree in Communication Science from the Universidad de Occidente, generation 1991-1995. Local news reporter for EL DEBATE in Los Mochis from 1996 to the present day. During these 22 years of uninterrupted service, he has held various responsibilities that the company has bestowed upon him, including: reporter in the cultural and general sector, proofreader, state editor of supplements and, currently, the popular newspapers La I&E. Editor of LA. Sirena of the Los Mochis debate. Similarly, from this publishing house he has taken courses in Writing, Journalism, Spelling and Journalistic Style. In 1997, the Association of Journalists of North Sinaloa named it Aaron Flores Heredia Promesa Periodistica. In 2006, the symposium of Mexican Culture Correponsalia Los Mochis-Guasave together with the Association of Journalists of Northern Sinaloa Aaron Flores Heredia and the Association of Journalists of Los Mochis awarded him the recognition of cultural journalism merits 2005–2006 Carlos Salazar Chávez.

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