Overview
- The Ministry of Education through Pronied has begun moving a first package of 20 modular domes to Junín and says the first units will be operational shortly to host regular classes.
- Technical inspections by the Regional Education Directorate of Junín and the UGELs of Huancayo and Chupaca, supported by Minedu specialists and Prevaed, raised the count of affected schools from an initial 20 to 44 institutions.
- Officials plan to install 63 more domes progressively, but each additional unit requires site cleaning, debris removal and ground leveling before placement can proceed.
- President Keiko Fujimori’s on-site supervision prompted the emergency response and Minister José Antonio Chang ordered the rapid roll-out while Minedu coordinates with regional and local authorities on priorities.
- The domes are a temporary measure to keep students safe and schooling on schedule as longer-term rehabilitation or reconstruction is planned, and delays in site preparation or new inspection results could change where units are sent next.