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Access routes to La Paz Metro station cleared

From El Universal · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Workers collected more than 40 tons of waste during a cleanup operation around the La Paz Metro Line A terminal in Los Reyes La Paz, Mexico state.
  • Mayor Martha Guerrero Sánchez led the operation with municipal staff, residents and local business owners.
  • Guerrero said previous administrations had neglected the area, allowing rubbish and overgrown vegetation to obstruct visibility.

More than 40 tons of rubbish, soil, branches, grass, tires and other waste were removed from the medians and entrances around the La Paz Metro Line A terminal in Los Reyes La Paz, Mexico state.

Mayor Martha Guerrero Sánchez led the cleanup, joined by staff from several municipal departments, neighborhood residents and business owners. The operation focused on the areas surrounding the Line A terminal.

Guerrero said the site had been neglected by previous administrations. That neglect, she said, led to a buildup of rubbish and heavy vegetation that blocked clear visibility around the station access points.

This area was left forgotten by previous administrations.

· Martha Guerrero SánchezThe mayor described the conditions that prompted the cleanup operation.
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