Louvroil School Closes Morning Due to Vandalism Incidents
The students of Suzanne-Lanoy School in Louvroil did not attend classes on Monday morning due to vandalism incidents that affected the school’s electrical infrastructure. The power outage resulted from a damaged electric meter discovered early that day.
Louvroil School Closes Morning Due to Vandalism Incidents
On a typically busy Monday morning, staff members arrived to prepare the school for the week, only to face an unexpected challenge. The school was left without power and heating, causing the morning classes to be canceled.
Incident Details
Upon inspection, school personnel found that the electric meter had been vandalized during the night, leading to the disruption of services. The mayor of Louvroil, Giuseppe Ascone, expressed confusion over the incident. He noted the meter is located in a secluded and secured area, raising questions about how such damage could occur.
Implications for Students and Staff
- Students were sent home due to the lack of electricity.
- Disruptions affect the educational schedule and routine.
The circumstances surrounding the vandalism at Suzanne-Lanoy School highlight ongoing concerns about safety and security in educational institutions. As local authorities investigate, the school community hopes for a prompt resolution to restore normal operations.
