During the week of Dec. 19, temperatures went below zero and the water pipes at the Mexico Hospital burst.
There was standing water on the floors, and broken ceiling tiles. While the power remains …
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During the week of Dec. 19, temperatures went below zero and the water pipes at the Mexico Hospital burst.
There was standing water on the floors, and broken ceiling tiles. While the power remains on the water was shut-off. People who wish to remain anonymous that were previously affiliated with the hospital in Mexico were able to go in and clean-up some of the water.
A clean-up company was called on Dec. 29, and assessed the damage at $131,000. That bill will now be sent to the new owner Clifford Sullivan to see if he will pay for the damage.
Look for the full article in the Wednesday, 01/04/2023 edition of the Mexico Ledger.
