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As a novelty, this year the surveillance and rescue device on the coast of Cartagena opens 2 new surveillance posts and extends the temporality in 3 of them.
In addition, next weekend, starting on Saturday, June 16, 11 surveillance and rescue posts will be launched on the beaches of the municipality of Cartagena, in addition to those that were already monitoring the beaches of the municipality since 2 of June.
All the news have been presented today Wednesday before the media, the councilor of the Treasury, Security and Interior Area, Francisco Aznar, and the head of the Cartagena Fire Department, Francisco Gómez Ávalos.
The 2 new posts will be installed at Punta Brava Beach (Los Urrutias) and at Puerto Bello Beach (La Manga).
It will also increase the temporality of 3 surveillance posts in Mar de Cristal, Cavanna and Cala del Pino, which will last from 2 to 3 months.
With these developments the number of lifeguards has also increased with respect to last year, with 64 professionals working every day, and will be up to 115 rescuers during the days that reinforces the service.
Francisco Aznar explained that for the entire surveillance system the City of Cartagena, through the area of ​​Finance, Security and Interior, "services have been contracted through the company AMBUMAR SYA, valued at 789,210 euros per year."
In total, the City of Cartagena sets up 26 surveillance posts:
TWO MONTHS.
From June 2 to September 2.
14 posts.
-Playa de Monteblanco.
-Playa Cala Reona.
-Playa La Azohía-El Cuartel.
-Beach of Isla Plana.
-Playa Brava beach.
-Playa de Los Urrutias.
-Playa Los Nietos.
-Playa Islas Minors Poniente.
-Playa Islas Minores Levante.
-Playa Lomas del Castillico (Villas Caravaning).
-Playa Honda.
-Paradise Beach.
-Playa beautiful beach.
-Playa de La Gola.
THREE MONTHS.
From June 16 to September 16.
11 posts.
-Playa del Galua.
-Playa del Barco Perdido.
Sirens
-Playa del Barco Perdido.
Entremares
-Playa de Levante.
Cabo de Palos.
-Playa Calblanque.
-Playa Cortina beach.
-Playa del Portús.
-Playa de San Ginés.
-Playa Mar de Cristal.
-Playa del Cavanna.
-Cala del Pino
FOUR MONTHS.
From June 2 to September 30.
1 post
-Playa del Barco Perdido.
Zeus.
From June 2 to September 2 the surveillance and rescue will be from 11:00 to 20:00 hours.
The rest of the days the surveillance and rescue will be from 11:00 to 19:00 hours, except for the posts of Zeus, Mar de Cristal, Cala Cortina and San Ginés, that the weekends of the second fortnight of June will extend its service until 8:00 p.m.
DEFIBRILLATORS IN ALL THE POSTS
Another improvement will be that all the posts will have an automatic defibrillator, so that the beaches will be cardioprotected and will allow a fast action of the lifeguards, who have the necessary training for its use.
CORRECT USE OF THE BEACHES
From the Cartagena City Council the correct use of the beaches of the coast and the rational use of them through an ordinance is reported.
Among other norms, the ordinance reminds the prohibition, in bathing areas and waters and during the bathing season, of carrying out activities, games or exercises that may annoy other users such as: playing with paddles or with a ball .
These games can only be made if the beaches are large enough so as not to disturb the rest of the bathers.
The ordinance does not allow the use on the beach of music devices that, due to their high volume, cause discomfort.
In addition, bathing, fishing and the stay of bathers are also prohibited in the areas destined to the boats qualified both for the grounding and for the transit of the same ones.
On the contrary, in the exclusive bathing areas what the ordinance does not allow is sport and recreational navigation.
On the other hand, fishing will be prevented, both from the shore and underwater, in the bathing areas during the summer season.
Neither will be allowed the access of domestic animals to the waters and areas destined to the bath.
The complete regulation can be consulted in the document attached to this news.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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