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The regional government coordinates a Technical Commission for the recovery of cultural property consisting of more than one hundred architects, engineers, archaeologists and historians, among others

The president of the Community, Ramón Luis Valcárcel, visited today, with the mayor of Lorca, the historic buildings after earthquakes damaged towns on Wednesday.

After visiting the churches of Santo Domingo, San Mateo, San Francisco, the Guevara Palace and the Castle of Lorca, Valcarcel said that "what matters is the response that is occurring" and that "we must cling to hope and know we are in very good hands. "

The president defined the offenses of "very serious" and announced his "profound sadness" and printing "desolation" that occurs on the ground to check for damage to a heritage "as important" and that "part of the history of the soul" rather than "a physical landscape."

Valcárcel also wanted to remember that "we are working from the first time that earthquakes occurred" so that decisions are taken very soon "and with the advice of" the best. "

The regional government has established a Technical Committee chaired by the Minister of Culture and Tourism, Pedro Alberto Cruz, and comprises more than a hundred technical heritage of the Directorate General of Fine Arts and Cultural Heritage, the Restoration Center Community Autonomous Region and the Municipality of Lorca as well as architects, archaeologists, engineers and historians.

The Ministry of Culture and Tourism reported on the data collected by the technical team, working from the first time after Wednesday's earthquake, the Ministry of Culture, on Thursday afternoon was made available to the regional government to carry out restoration works of historic and cultural heritage of the municipality.

This committee is currently in the works centered on the adoption of measures to protect the historical heritage damaged and avoid risks to people.

Among the measures adopted are the underpinnings of the historic buildings and art works to consolidate them and those who fit include the installation of large-scale scaffolding in the chapel of the Rosary in the Church of Santo Domingo and the work of consolidation take place in the tower of the church of San Francisco and the Collegiate Lorca using three motorized cranes.

Historic buildings in which it is acting are the eleven historic churches Lorca, which are closed to the public and in which four teams of architects work coordinated by the Directorate General of Fine Arts of the Ministry of Culture, Palace Guevara, whose property is being taken to avoid damaging them, and the Archaeological Museum, which is waging an assurance of damaged parts.

The other buildings of cultural interest declared are in good condition.

These buildings are the Palace Garden BIC Ruano, Theater War and the building of the Irrigation Community Lorca.

Source: CARM