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The mayor of Jumilla, Juana Guardiola, accompanied by the councilors, Juan Gil, Pilar Martínez, Francisco González, Lola Gómez, María Quílez and Antonio López, has made a new appearance today to update the different actions that are being carried out by the City Council in phase 2 of the de-escalation of the health alert. In the first place, a minute of silence called by the Government of Spain in memory of the victims of the covid-19 pandemic has been observed.
"It is being carried out now that we are overcoming the most critical moments of the pandemic.
I want to express my pain, respect and remember the 27,117 people who died, according to the latest official data, some of them from our municipality.
They, but also their families who have had to suffer the absence of a farewell, "said the mayor.
Likewise, he recalled "people who have been infected and have had a very bad time in the disease." Juana Guardiola has stressed that "we cannot lower our guard because the virus is still here, so we must have more responsibility than ever." He recalled the mandatory use of masks in closed and open spaces where the safety distance can be kept, as well as the importance of hand hygiene and cleaning in streets and public spaces.
"I insist that gloves and masks not be thrown on the streets because they are the source of possible contagion." Parking will be rotating again from June 1 The suspension of the rotary car park has been lifted on all public roads in Jumilla, where vehicles park on one side or the other of the road depending on the date.
As of June 1, vehicles parked in areas where it is rotating must change its sidewalk.
Since this week, before the opening of the time slots, the Avenida de la Libertad that facilitated walks and sports is not closing either. Also from that same day the computation of the administrative terms, which would have been suspended, will be resumed or restarted, due to the declaration of the State of Alarm and its extensions. Contracted appointment and queue management system Juana Guardiola has also reported that the City Council has contracted a system of prior appointment and queue management that allows the issuance of tickets and automatic capacity control.
It has had a cost of 8,488 and its objective is to control access to the dependencies for the benefit of the safety of workers and citizens.
"We recommend that the electronic headquarters continue to be used because it streamlines access to the administration, a system that we launched on January 1 and which has been essential to continue working during the period of confinement," he added. New Participatory Budgeting contracts In the last few days, three contracts have been formalized referring to proposals approved in the Participatory Budgeting process.
These are the photovoltaic generation system of the El Carche Hostel (7,500 euros), improvements to the AAVV social premises in the Barrio de San Juan (8,000 euros) and the remodeling of a section of sidewalk on Calle Infante Don Fadrique, along to the Colegio Nuestra Señora de la Asunción (9,600 euros). Museums and swimming pools, upcoming openings The mayor has indicated that the reopening of the museums for next week is being prepared by the Department of Culture.
"Likewise, we are waiting to know the details to open with the due security guarantees the Pools of the La Hoya Sports Center.
Until a few weeks ago we were told to forget about this installation for this summer, but last Friday from the Government Regional we were recommended to open them, due to the heat and because they are necessary facilities.
" Help 569 people with food From Social Policy, food and basic necessities continue to be distributed to the neediest families.
Since the start of the State of Alarm, 6,300 kilos have been received, "yesterday Grupo Hinneni made a new delivery of 400", highlighted Juana Guardiola.
Since March 1, aid for 48,508.49 euros has been managed and 569 people have been served with food.
Since May 19, they are attended in person by appointment and by phone in the morning. Walking in the direction of travel is recommended. Lastly, he pointed out that at the last meeting of the Police Coordination Table, it was agreed to recommend that citizens walk on the sidewalks always in the direction of the traffic march in order to avoid crossings in which the distances.
"This is a recommendation that we hope will be heeded.
I end up appealing again to everyone's responsibility, since in recent days there has been an upturn in complaints.
Please, nobody needs a security agent behind to know what is going on.
what to do and what not ".
Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla
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