11/19/2020 15:08
Clarín.com
Society
Updated 11/19/2020 3:08 PM
The desperate cry of the 12-year-old girl who touches her injured leg hurts.
It was more than two hours that Milagros Abigail Jiménez, who has been fighting cancer for years, was with her family on the border between Tucumán and Santiago del Estero
without being able to return home due to a police check in Termas
.
"It always happens, you can't do this to me," the father begged, with Milagros in his arms, to a police officer.
They returned from the Children's Hospital of Tucumán and returned to Santiago.
"We arrived in Tucumán at 8 o'clock, they treated us at the hospital and then we went through the Terminal where the data was taken. Then we paid the toll and when we wanted to enter Las Termas, the officer asked us for an emergency pass. My daughter cried and I was in a nervous shock, "Carmen, Milagros's mother, told
La Gaceta
.
And he added: "He was only asking (the policeman) to let us in because it was already quite hot, and on top of that it was full of flies and insects. We were afraid that the wound on his leg would get infected. But he did not understand, he told us waiting for the order of Santiago "
.
The argument to prevent them from passing was that they needed authorization from the Santiago del Estero emergency committee.
IN SANTIAGO DEL ESTERO, THEY WON'T ALLOWED TO ENTER A GIRL WHO CAME FROM TUCUMÁN AFTER UNDERGOING TREATMENT FOR CANCER.
HAD TO GO ON FOOT. # BastaDeFronteras #GobiernoDeMierda pic.twitter.com/3q5bLgZK4m
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"You don't have a heart, brother," Milagros's mother shouted at the police, and moments later her father took her in his arms and began to walk.
He traveled 5 kilometers with the little girl in his arms.
Carmen said that they walked "until four patrol cars arrived" who took them to her house to carry out "the mandatory quarantine":
"It was a great pain to see my daughter crying and that the police have no mercy," he said.
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