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The local coordinator UPyD in Lorca, Juan Manuel Cabrera, has referred to the bad situation in which there are some of the ways of the town of Lorca, as is the case of the old road from Granada to Torrecilla and especially , access to hospital Rafael Mendez as "a clear example of the sloppiness found in many of our streets, roads and highways."

For Juan Manuel Cabrera, is "particularly worrying" situation tranche of arrival to the hospital, from the old road to Granada, being bumpy.

"We must take into account the high traffic to be supported, as it is one of the main access to health services offered at their facilities."

In addition, the local coordinator of the magenta training said that this situation of neglect "can add the poor state of maintenance of the bike path that runs parallel to this road: torn bollards and without parts" make the pedestrian and bicycle on that section "is especially dangerous, traffic increased by this road and the large number of hits that cross the channel."

In this sense, Cabrera stated that "from UPyD we find it regrettable that there is no maintenance plan for such facilities pose much money in municipal budgets."

"We believe that all such infrastructures do not meet plan needs of the city, but are rather the result of activities with clear purpose electioneering" because they are built shortly before the election, to let them abandoned after obtaining city ​​government.

Likewise, "from our position we ask that the administration we take the necessary steps to maintain that infrastructure in perfect condition and cleanliness", ensuring the safety of citizens who use them on foot, bike, bus or car, as well as for " keep value investments for construction. "

Finally, Juan Manuel Cabrera said that "we believe that fixing potholes should not answer, as always, turn the election campaign but must address the real needs of citizens servicing existing problems, not political interests" .

Source: UPyD Región de Murcia