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Maria Gimenez has met with different groups in the municipality, such as the Association of affected area of ​​San Fernando, the platform affected by the floods of September 2012, the residents of the hamlet of El Campillo and Torrecilla, the Association for the aquifer protection High Guadalentín and the fire service of the municipality of Lorca.

After the meeting he had with representatives of these groups, Deputy We have found the Guadalentín Lorca as the situation is "extremely serious".

Gimenez noted that the City "has bypassed the problems without stirring the earthquake," as the situation of the municipal fire department, which since 2011 "are installed on a chartered jet from which own labor inspectorate said no meets the minimum conditions for providing the service. "

"This situation of neglect," said Maria Gimenez, "we have also seen in the neighbors of San Fernando, where the number of irregularities in the reconstruction of the quarter leaves many people in a situation of helplessness before the impending expropriation their homes, without being this much desired by owners agreement. "

Moreover, at the meeting with the Platform affected by the flood of September 2012 they have indicated to the deputy can "impotence before the inaction of the administration which does not meet its demand for raising the stretch of highway Lorca-Eagles to prevent the disastrous consequences of the flood of St. Wenceslas "occur and claim the city of Lorca that has not required the Confederation recovery work Rambla Biznaga become integrated and adequate infrastructure to torrential rains not again be ahead of the districts of the Torrecilla and Campillo.

Giménez "does not understand" what is happening in the management of the municipality of Lorca because apart from the problems "we have seen on the ground," a report by consultancy Ais Group, which was based on data from the National Statistics Institute (INE) , Lorca stood as the third-largest city with over 50,000 inhabitants with most at need.

Source: Podemos Región de Murcia