MEXICO CITY — The Latest on the deadly Sept. 19 earthquake in central Mexico (all times local):

A Mexico City borough president says officials from a previous administration ignored warnings that unauthorized construction work on a school that collapsed during the Sept. 19 earthquake was damaging the building structurally. Borough president Claudia Sheinbaum says inspectors warned the borough’s judicial director in November 2013 that work on the third floor of the school and an illegally added fourth floor were “damaging structural elements that affect the stability of the building.” (AP Photo/Moises Castillo)

MEXICO CITY (AP) — A Mexico City borough president said officials from a previous administration ignored warnings that unauthorized construction work had damaged the structural integrity of a school that collapsed during a powerful earthquake. Sheinbaum calls that “outrageous” and says she has filed a criminal complaint against the judicial director, a person who held the same post later and “whoever else may be responsible.”

The death toll from the Sept. 19 earthquake in central Mexico has continued to inch upward more than a week later and now stands at 345. In updating the preliminary death toll from the magnitude-7.1 temblor, national Civil Protection Coordinator Luis Felipe Puente said most of the fatalities – 217 – had occurred in Mexico City. This photo combination shows a building that collapsed in last week's 7.1 magnitude earthquake during rescue operations on Sept. 20, 2017, left, and after the site was cleared on Monday, Sept. 25, 2017, in the Narvarte neighborhood of Mexico City. The earthquake, which struck on the 32nd anniversary of the devastating 1985 temblor that killed thousands in Mexico City, also left 141 people dead in nearby states: 74 in Morelos, 45 in Puebla, 15 in Mexico, six in Guerrero and one in Oaxaca.
A Mexico City borough president says previous officials ignored warnings that unauthorized construction work had damaged the structural integrity of several buildings in the city. The overall death toll from the magnitude 7.1 quake which hit Sept. 19 now stands at at least 358 people.