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58 | El Salvador: Damage, Loss, and Needs Assesment IMAGE 19. SCHOOLS Source: MINED. The classification of moderate damages takes into account all damages to roofs due to flooding and cave-ins, to gabions, temporary classrooms, fencing, floors and embankments. These damages totaled US$2,146,995. Included in the damages is the repair of 13 access roads to schools, essentially as a result of landslides, eroded streets, collapsed bridges or obstruction of vehicular traffic. The schools, whose numbers are in parentheses and which require repair, are located in Santa Tecla (5), La Libertad (Centro Escolar Cantón Los Pajales, Centro Escolar El Triunfo, Centro Escolar Granadillas, Centro Escolar Cantón El Limón, Centro Escolar El Sacazil); in Santo Tomás (1), San Salvador (Centro Escolar Cantón Chaltepe); in Apopa (3), San Salvador (Centro Escolar Caserío El Sartén, Centro Escolar Cantón Guadalupe, Centro Escolar Samaria Las Mercedes); in Nejapa (2), San Salvador (Centro Escolar Fca. Santa Isabel, Los Planes, Centro Escolar Caserío Los Naranjos); in Suchitoto (1), Cuscatlán (Centro Escolar Cantón San Cristóbal); and in Santa Cruz Analquito, Cuscatlán (Centro Escolar Santa Cruz Analquito). IMAGE 20. DAMAGES IN SCHOOL Source: MINED. The costs of repairing access roads to schools total US$325,000.
II. POPULATION AND AFFECTED AREAS | 59 b) Schools Used as Shelters During the emergency, 74 schools were used as shelters in the Departments of Cabañas (1), Cuscatlán (7), La Libertad (3), La Paz (25), San Salvador (26), San Vicente (11) and Usulután (1). In the Department of Cabañas the shelter was located in the Municipality of Dolores (1) (Centro Escolar Caserío Los Naranjos). In the Department of Cuscatlán, the shelters were located in the Municipality of San Pedro Perulapan (1) (Centro Escolar General Francisco Morazán), Municipality of Cojutepeque (1) (Centro Escolar Cantón Cujuapa), Municipality of Monte San Juan (1) (Centro Escolar Cantón San Andrés), Municipality of San Bartolomé Perulapia (2) (Centro Escolar Cantón San Andrés and Centro Escolar San Bartolomé Perulapia), and in the Municipality of Perulapan (2) (Centro Escolar Cantón Paraíso Arriba and Centro Escolar Cantón de San Agustín). In the Department of La Libertad, the shelters were located in the Municipality of La Libertad (3) (Centro Escolar Eduardo Guirola, Centro Escolar Cantón Santa Cruz and Centro Escolar de La Libertad). In the Department of La Paz, the shelters were located in the Municipality of El Rosario (1) (Centro Escolar Caserío Santa Cruz El Tunal), in the Municipality of Paraíso de Osorio (2) (Complejo Educativo General Rafael Osorio Hijo and Centro Escolar Cantón Los Zacatales), in the Municipality of San Pedro Nonualco (1) (Centro Escolar Timoteo Lievano), in the Municipality of San Emigdio (1) (Instituto Nacional de San Emigdio), in the Municipality of San Luis La Herradura (3) (Centro Escolar San Luis La Herradura, Centro Escolar Cantón San Antonio Los Blancos and Centro Escolar Ángela Scorsonelli), in the Municipality of San Luis Talpa (4) (Centro Escolar Caserío El Salamar, Centro Escolar Cantón Nuevo Edén, Centro Escolar San Luis Talpa and Centro Escolar Lotificación Comalapa), in the Municipality of San Pedro Masahuat (2) (Centro Escolar Profesora María Olimpia Escobar de Sibrian and Centro Escolar Cantón Las Isletas), in the Municipality of Santa María Ostuma (3) (Centro Escolar Cantón El Chaperno, Centro Escolar Cantón San Antonio and Centro Escolar Adolfo López), in the Municipality of Santiago Nonualco (5) (Centro Escolar de Suecia, Centro Escolar Soledad Melara de Argueta, Centro Escolar Morelia, Centro Escolar Caserío El Carrizal and Centro Escolar Católico Fray Engelberto Malissori), and in the Municipality of Zacatecoluca (3) (Centro Escolar Cantón Las Tablas, Centro Escolar Profesor Saúl Flores and Centro Escolar Caserío El Recuerdo). In the Department of San Salvador, the shelters were located in the Municipality of Aguilares (2) (Centro Escolar Modesto Barrios and Centro Escolar Urbanización Celsa Palacios), in the Municipality of Apopa (1) (Centro Escolar Ingeniero José Napoleón Duarte), in the Municipality of El Paisnal (1) (Centro Escolar Cantón Potrero Grande), in the Municipality of Guazapa (1) (Complejo Educativo Delfina de Díaz), in the Municipality of Ilopango (6) (Centro Escolar Vista al Lago, Centro Escolar Comunidad San Bartolo del Norte, Centro Escolar Fabio Castillo, Centro Escolar Colonia Llano Verde, Centro Escolar Cantón San José Shangallo and Centro Escolar Católico San José), in the Municipality of Rosario de Mora (1) (Centro Escolar Cantón Centro de Piedra), in the Municipality of San Marcos (1) (Complejo Educativo Católico Padre Mario Zanconato), in the Municipality of San Marcos (4) (Centro Escolar Colonia Anemona, Centro Escolar Cantón El Sauce, Centro Escolar Cantón Las Delicias and Centro Escolar Caserío El Mojón), in the Municipality of San Salvador (2) (Instituto Nacional Técnico Industrial, Centro Escolar Colonia Quiñonez), in the Municipality of Santiago Texacuangos (3) (Centro Escolar Camilo Campos, Centro Escolar José Mariano Calderón and Centro Escolar Cantón Joya Grande), in the Municipality of Santo Tomás (2) (Centro Escolar
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