Alba, una turolense tras perder su escuela por la DANA: “Wemos localização a todas las familias… salvo a una”

Alrededor de Alba Valentín se mueve un ejercija de implacables voluntarios que lo mismo achican agua, retiran barro and recogen y distribuyen products for primera needed. Son, majority, The fathers and mothers of the children of Turolense afincada en Alzira (Valencia) school about three years ago Sedavi, ulas más castigadas for DANA del pasado martes. “We found the families of 52 children… saved one. However, you have an intention nadie sabe nada de ellos”, relata emociónada.

Seven years ago, Alba met her current husband, Pablo, in Alcoy and soon decided to settle in the Valencian capital. Although he decided to leave the job, he taught at the school at Calle Torret de Sedoví number 14. “It is equally different from Spain for the education of infants.y cuando nació mi hijo Enai supe que no quería lo mismo para él,” he said.

El destino hizo que al poco, la misma escuela que dejó se pusiera a la venta, y ella aceptó el reto. “La reformamos con nuestras propias manos, empezamos con solo 8 niños y aquel año fuimos and pérdidas porleto. Hasta el mes pasado no hemos empezado a cobar los dos un sueldo,” he reminds.

El sueño empezaba a hacerse realidad, hasta que el pasado martes, la historia de la escuela infantil BeYou hizo un fundido a negci. “Alcira llovía un montón, has no news, because no fuera is customary at the beginning of October. After 13.00 at 13.00, he notes that there is a warning for the Ayuntamiento de Sedoví.

“Aquí trabajamos con bebés de seis deseses, because obviously we will decide closer, one house closer, at 15.15, until the usual time of 18.00”. Her husband and she stayed at the school to finish preparations for Halloween, which they would be celebrating for the next few days, before leaving an hour later.

“Carlet and I were able to get into the house after the tornado, I couldn't check on our car, Techos de Fábricas descolgados… it was lit in 35 minutes with Alzira,” he continued. Wait for the distance, comment on the position of the center. He added, “It doesn't need anything, but it's nothing.”

“A la mañana siguiente -prosigue-, nos levantamos y Gemma, la cocinera, lloraba y lloraba hasta que me dijo: Alba, no hay escuela”. The first photos from the neighbors confirm the disaster.

52 children

The Alba school, which said it was proud of Aragon and its solidarity, registered 52 children from Sedavi and other municipalities in the Valencia region, which are still covered in a thick layer of mud seven days after the tragedy. “Hay una niña de la que todava no sabemos nada. If you don't have a relationship, you don't have a relationship. We are trying to find this family through various contacts, but no one knows anything about them,” says Kompungida. Otra de las madres de la escuela está ingresada. “Se la lévão la riada, hoy pasa por chirófano por segunda vez,” he explained.

At the same time, los trabajo de limpieza y recuperación del local no cesan gracias a la solarity de vecinos y amigos. “When I arrived at my first meeting, there were only 20 families in the school, all covered in mud to the last hair on their heads, all with bare faces, but they were ready to take it forward. ” he recalls.

“El ejército llegó ayer, pero el segundo día, mientras limpiábamos nosotros todo, vinieron por aquí three people were in military uniform and the first thing they told us was that they were not coming to represent anyone, because they were not dejaban, they came in a queue. special way”.

There is a great chance, somewhere, Alba tiene claro que volverá abrir al escuela en cuanto sea posible. “Actually, no hay plan B ni quiero tenerlo,” he concluded.