They Find Underground Shelter in Guadalajara

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50 people were found lodged in a farm with 200 cubicles, each with dimensions just enough for a person to spend the night lying

Guadalajara City Council found a farm in Justo Sierra Street has been operating as an underground shelter to accommodate people from municipalities within the state to engage  informal trade in the city, particularly in the historic center.

The head of the Directorate of Inspection and Supervision, Salvador Orozco Santillan, who recently reported his staff, along with members of the Department of Public Safety and the Department of Civil Protection and Fire, citizen attending a report warning of a large number of people living on a farm of two levels

When entered, they found that the place was divided in 200 booths of two meters by one, dimensions just enough for a person to remain lying down for the night. The walls are drywall with small televisions in the hallways and stains on walls
of connate fire, it due to poor electrical installations and a network site wiring hanging.

Found about 50 people, including some children, the municipal authority determined that the site had to be evacuated and closed, however, the intervention of the State Human Rights Commission Jalisco (CEDHJ) led they were allowed to stay for a few days, while they find another place to go, as could be formal shelters, because their economic status is very precarious.

The unoccupied cubicles were closed to prevent to be used.  With information gathered from people, it can be assumed that other sites like these exist in the municipality where they are charged 200 to 300 pesos a week for your stay.

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