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The president of the Association of Residents of Los Urrutias, Severo Sánchez Pérez, biologist Ángel Pérez Ruzafa and representatives of neighborhood associations in the Carmolí, Punta Brava and Estrella de Mar, met this morning with the head of the legislature, Rosa Peñalver to convey his concern about the "poor state of these beaches, most suffering abandonment and neglect around the Mar Menor in recent years", according to Severo Sánchez Pérez.

Although they belong to the Covenant platform Minor, these neighborhood associations claim their own needs, "some long-haul, and both regional and state competition. The problems of these coastal populations do not end with the withdrawal of the breakwaters to prevent accumulation of debris on the shore from the promenade of El Albujón ".

Among the requests, include as a priority "implement environmental protection laws to prevent pollution of the Mar Menor".

Also an extensive section design of infrastructure such as a promenade, half end in Los Urrutias.

Also, residents of the area suggest that the Nature, "whose activity can contribute to the tourist wealth of the coast reopens. The school camps this Aula enhance education in values ​​and pose a tourist center with economic impact for these nuclei . it would be interesting also to have a physical space in these facilities for the technical staff of the University of Murcia, educational institution with more studies on the Mar Menor, to develop its research work. "

The president of the Regional Assembly is committed to these neighbors to move their situation to the parliamentary groups and "coordinate a joint meeting with representatives of the same, who can determine the most efficient responses to address this problem."

Source: Asamblea Regional de Murcia