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Councilwoman Citizen Cartagena, Ana Rama, took part today in a working group convened by the Department of Health to analyze the situation of the colonies of Vietnamese pigs in Los Mateos and informed of the steps it has taken together with the Federation protective of the Region of Murcia (ANIMUR) for transfer
Councilwoman Citizen Cartagena, Ana Rama, has attended today the meeting convened by the Department of Health to analyze and study solutions to the problem of the uncontrolled proliferation of Vietnamese pigs in the district of Los Mateos.
The meeting was attended by representatives of all local groups, some members of the Association of Residents of Los Mateos and a representative of the local police.
The council has regretted the delay of the steps that should be done by the City Council to address the serious risk to public safety and health, "he hoped that this meeting and some concrete measures are found on the table, not just the description of problem that we all know, and the announcement that it will contact the Community to apply various health protocols to make them fit for human consumption ".
Councilwoman orange training has referred to the worktable the steps it has taken in conjunction with the Federation of Animal Protection of the Region of Murcia (ANIMUR) for a possible transfer from animals to 'animal sanctuaries' in different points of the Spanish territory.
The aim of the sanctuaries, unlike other host systems, is to keep the animal care until natural death, there are more than ten shrines throughout Spain.
Citizens Councilwoman has informed the other participants that ANIMUR has already initiated contacts with these sanctuaries, and various protective to take over a good number of these animals.
Rama has also castigated the president of the worktable, Councillor for Health, Francisco Calderon, and Security, Francisco Aznar, who has not been invited to the Federation Protectoras this desk, "when are they who they have to work from the first minute, have shown desire and ability to work and collaborate, and have proposed some solutions for withdrawal ".
In any case, according to Councilwoman Ana Rama, "the important thing is that this does not happen again, takes a lot of education and a lot of responsibility, it is a more general problem that occurs not only in Spain, are animal victims of fads that are then abandoned mass, every age has had its animals, until recently were true reptiles and ferrets, now, since 2012 are Vietnamese pigs, the economic crisis of recent years has not only increased the problem, to saturating centers host and, in some populations, become a health threat because it has allowed them to play without any control, as has happened in Cartagena. "
According to the council, "we will have to wait for a more concrete national legislation to find a definitive solution."
Source: Ciudadanos Cartagena
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