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There have been 5 rescues in the Cala de Calnegre, 6 assists to help them get out of the water, 20 actions to heal from bites of marine animals and insects, and 16 to treat wounds or bruises. The Councilor for Emergencies and Civil Protection of the Lorca City Council, Isabel Casalduero, has taken stock of the interventions carried out by the surveillance and rescue staff of the Calnegre beaches during the month of July. Casalduero explained that "during the last month of July, the surveillance and rescue personnel of the COPLA Plan on beaches in Lorca have carried out fifty interventions, with 16 in the town of Puntas de Calnegre and the remaining 34 in the coves. The mayor has detailed that "most of the actions carried out within the Surveillance and Rescue Plan for Beaches and Salvage in the Sea, 20 in total, have been to perform cures for bites of marine animals and insects and another 16 have been attentions from wounds or bruises.
" Casalduero Jódar has indicated that "5 rescues have also been carried out, all of them in Cala de Calnegre, 6 assists to help them get out of the water and a transfer to the Health Center due to nephritic colic has been made." The Councilor for Emergencies has revealed that "most of the interventions have been of a minor nature, especially due to stings and injuries and, to continue enjoying our fantastic beaches, we must continue to be very careful and respect all the signs and recommendations of rescuers". Isabel Casalduero recalled that "it is essential that we always know the color of the flag that flies because it will inform us of the state of the sea and, of course, we cannot forget that this summer is being very special, we are experiencing a health emergency situation and we have We must continue to be aware of the importance of complying with sanitary and hygienic measures that allow us to enjoy Lorca's beaches in complete safety.
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Source: Ayuntamiento de Lorca
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