The person in charge of the Simón Bolívar Consortium, Erick Díaz, pointed out that they are working on improving the infrastructure and correcting the observations at the Clavero school.
The works are carried out in the flights of stairs and strategic areas according to the recommendation of the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú. According to his criteria, there are points that cannot be taken into account at the time of design.
“The school works completely normally, there may have been leaks in the access areas, which are the passageways, but because the plate came off, perhaps due to the passage of the students, and since it did not have a cover, the water leaked,” he mentioned.
It is expected that high-risk works such as demolitions will end on April 3 and probably by the end of next month they can finish with minor works. Meanwhile, students receive classes virtually.