# Tick infestation forces fumigation at Ensenada schools before classes

Parents reported ticks, cockroaches, and rodents at Ensenada schools, prompting health department fumigation.

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Parents of students at primary schools 'Libertadores de México' and 'Sixto García Álvarez' in El Roble, Ensenada, reported finding ticks, cockroaches, spiders, and rodents inside the school buildings on the first day of classes. [^1]

Strong rains recorded during the early morning of Wednesday, September 2, caused flooding in nearly 10 neighborhoods in Caucasia, Antioquia. [^2]

Parents requested that the school not be opened until authorities determine if conditions are adequate for students and teachers to return. [^3]

Among the affected areas were neighborhoods such as Asovivienda, Buenos Aires, El Poblado, and El Roble, where water accumulation occurred due to levels in some sectors. [^4]

The flooding generated mainly damage to household items, including mattresses, refrigerators, and furniture. [^5]

The municipal administration indicated that it continues to conduct a census of the damages to determine the needs of families and provide assistance, as many had to evacuate. [^6]

## What this stands on

1. Parents of students at primary schools 'Libertadores de México' and 'Sixto García Álvarez' in El Roble, Ensenada, reported finding ticks, cockroaches, spiders, and rodents inside the school buildings on the first day of classes. (El Imparcial, News)
2. Strong rains recorded during the early morning of Wednesday, September 2, caused flooding in nearly 10 neighborhoods in Caucasia, Antioquia. (Caracol Radio, News)
3. Parents requested that the school not be opened until authorities determine if conditions are adequate for students and teachers to return. (El Imparcial, News)
4. Among the affected areas were neighborhoods such as Asovivienda, Buenos Aires, El Poblado, and El Roble, where water accumulation occurred due to levels in some sectors. (Caracol Radio, News)
5. The flooding generated mainly damage to household items, including mattresses, refrigerators, and furniture. (Caracol Radio, News)
6. The municipal administration indicated that it continues to conduct a census of the damages to determine the needs of families and provide assistance, as many had to evacuate. (Caracol Radio, News)

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