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| The renovation of a pipe allows to improve the water supply in the cemetery | The municipal cemetery of San Gin s de la Jara already has artificial lighting after the installation of 15 street lamps in the cemetery, thanks to an investment of about 20,000 euros by the Department of Health.
These are solar lights that have been distributed throughout the facilities in a staggered manner so that places are not left without light, with the aim of improving the quality of visits to the cemetery.
"It was a commitment acquired with the administrative board of the cemetery to which we have complied," explained the Councilor for Health, Manuel Pad n, who added that in the near future there will be a new visit to the facilities together with the mayor of District 7, Cristina P rez, and neighborhood representatives.
"It is an important milestone because this cemetery has never had lighting and in the times that we are we had to put a solution to it," added the mayor. The head of Health has also verified the works carried out in the replacement of a pipe in the central street of the cemetery that will improve the water supply in the facilities.
These works have had a budget of just over 4,000 euros.
It is a 52-meter pipeline to guarantee supply throughout the cemetery. The councilor recalled that from his area, urgent reform work has also begun in the church of the Los Remedios cemetery, in Santa Luc a, with a budget of about 13,000 euros; and it also invested in the acquisition of hygienic products to celebrate All Saints' Day with all the health guarantees to combat the coronavirus. "My commitment is to continue betting on improving municipal cemeteries little by little with the aim of providing a dignified service," said Manuel Pad n.
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Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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