Alicante Parents Camp Outside School To Prevent Break-Ins

Alicante Parents Camp Outside School To Prevent Break-Ins

Image Credit: Comunitat Valenciana, Ceip Benalua

ALICANTE parents camp outside a local school during the December bridge to prevent more break-ins
Parents and students have been taking turns to camp outside the Ceip Benalua while the school is closed during the holidays of the December bridge in an attempt to discourage thieves and vandals who have been targeting the building in recent weeks.
The college has called on the city council and the government to speed up the improvements to security after they have suffered five robberies and vandalisms in just two weeks.
Director María Encarnación Donate reported that just last Friday, they found shattered windows and doors, and the vandals had thrown food found in the kitchen all over the walls and floors. The school has had projectors, computers and other valuable items stolen in recent weeks also.
Donate and parents have pleaded with authorities not to wait until after Christmas to improve the security situation, and the Local and National Police said they have committed to strengthen surveillance to prevent further thefts while security systems are improved school.
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