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SEC recommended not to expose students to the cold

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http://www.elimparcial.com/EdicionEnLinea/Notas/Noticias/03022011/494867.aspx
Spanish to Eng. translation
SEC recommended not to expose students to the cold

Mrs. Monica Acosta left the kindergarten "Ignacia E. Amante" with her son Daniel Esteban Mungarro, who was returned by teachers in kindergarten due to low attendance caused by low temperatures in the city where he scored the thermometer 0 degrees Celsius.
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HERMOSILLO, Sonora (PH)
That students do not go on taking recreational or physical activity is the main recommendation of the Security Coordination and School Health of the SEC to teachers in elementary schools due to cold.

Romeo Planagum? Jos? Paredes, director of this agency, said that the best thing is that the few students who come to take classes today are not exposed to sudden temperature changes.

"Let the children be well wrapped and not exposed to such cold weather to prevent disease," called the director.

He added that currently there is a spike in respiratory illness that affects children of school age, so it is understandable that parents prefer to leave children at home.


"Right now there are many diseases such as flu and seasonal influenza, H1N1 flu cases have not been presented in schools, it is obvious that if a child is sick father is not going to want school in this weather," agreed.
 
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