In Parque Patricios, after two weeks of appeals from evacuated families, the Prosecutor’s Office authorized a partial return to the Estación Buenos Aires housing complex. This decision was made after certain areas were deemed safe following a recent collapse of a garage roof. However, many residents are resisting this move due to lingering safety issues and concerns over unfinished repairs. The aftermath of the collapse has left residents feeling uneasy, as they report a lack of essential services and ongoing construction in the vicinity. These conditions have understandably raised concerns about the safety and habitability of their homes, leading to their refusal to return. The residents have emphasized that the building still doesn't meet the necessary safety standards for them to occupy it. The situation highlights a broader issue regarding urban safety and infrastructure in Buenos Aires. While the authorities are pushing for a return to normalcy, the residents prioritize their safety and well-being over convenience, indicating a growing divide between official measures and community needs. This scenario underlines the importance of thorough assessments and communication between local authorities and the neighborhoods affected by urban issues.