The students at Suzanne-Lanoy School in Louvroil were unable to attend classes on Monday morning due to an unexpected incident. The school’s electricity meter was vandalized, resulting in a loss of power and heating.
Impact of Vandalism on Louvroil School
Upon preparing for the new week, staff discovered that the school was without electricity. A closer inspection revealed that the electrical meter had been damaged overnight, leading to this significant disruption.
Community Concern
The mayor of Louvroil, Giuseppe Ascone, expressed his bewilderment over the incident. He stated, “The meters are located in a secluded and secured area.” This raises questions about how such vandalism could occur.
Response from Local Authorities
- The school’s administration quickly mobilized to notify the necessary authorities.
- Efforts will be made to restore power as soon as possible.
The damage to the electrical meter not only affected school operations but also highlighted potential security gaps. Community members are urging for better protection measures to prevent similar incidents in the future.
As investigations continue, officials hope to enhance safety protocols around the school’s facilities. The safety of the students and staff remains a priority for the local government of Louvroil.
