Providing a moment of joy and to share a beautiful experience, the DIF System chaired by Candelaria Tovar de Dávalos, in coordination with the sub-directorate of Ecology, organized a turtle release event for children, youth and adults that are part of the Program for the Comprehensive Care of Persons with Disabilities (PAID).
"More than 250 people had the opportunity to participate in this pleasant experience", said the coordinator of PAID, Luis Enrique Martínez Anguiano. He noted that there were more than 400 turtles released, but before carrying out the "ritual", staff of the Ecology subdivision educated the . . .
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