Portal de Cartagena
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The Councillor for Citizen Security, Javier Herrero, has reported from the launch today of the first phase of the rescue device Beaches each year runs the City Council to attend the first tourists to enjoy warm temperatures that are already living in our waterfront.
The first device consists of a dozen people in the Rescue Service, with four service points open from 11.00 until 20.00 hours, two in the west (the Azohía and San Ginés) and two in La Manga (Galúa beaches and Lost Ship), which will support ambulance, jet ski and quad.
These people have built, in addition, two pairs of forest guards that will be operational until October.
Among the improvements planned for the Rescue Plan in 2010 beaches of note is the extension of hours of surveillance in an hour, until 20.00 hours, increasing the number of seats from 22 to 23, extending the season in the area West, who also will be equipped with an ambulance service, and increasing equipment with three 4x4 vehicles to rescue intervention material on beaches and get 6 seats with bath, amphibious wheelchairs and other material for the disabled.
The first phase of beach safety device comprising the first half of June and the second in September.
In a second phase, set the device to the second half of June and early September and, finally, all the strength of the plan will be deployed in high summer season, covering the months of July and August.
Incidents that will be recorded in these positions rescue as well as the state of the beaches, be known as in previous years through the City website.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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