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Education today announced that the winners belong to the centers of Garden City, José María Lapuerta, Mastia, San Fulgencio, Azorin, Four Saints, San Gines de la Jara, Carthago, Fernando Garrido and Virgen del Carmen
Students from ten different schools have won the prize in drawing competition grows Security.
This was released this morning the Councillor for Education, Josefa Maroto, Tomas Perez Fuentes, director of the Institute of Occupational Safety and Health of the Region of Murcia, and Juan Carlos Conesa Simon, technical manager of the campaign.
The winners of this campaign, which involved 17 schools in the municipality, and aims to teach school children to prevent the risks of their environment are: The first prize was awarded to Maria Isabel San Nicolas (Garden City), Alberto Lopez (José María Lapuerta), Jonathan Xavier Cedeno (Mastia) and Sergio Martinez (San Fulgencio).
The second prize is what led Jonathan Garcia (Azorin), Ana Monica Thomas (Four Saints), Isabel Franco (Mastia), Rebecca Sanchez and Ana Martinez (San Gines de la Jara).
The third prize went to Maleni Martinez (Carthago), Raul Sunday Cano (Fernando Garrido), Beatriz Andrea Norths (José María Lapuerta) and Antonio Cueto (Virgen del Carmen).
The organizers are very pleased with the result obtained after the campaign ended Grows Security. We want children in the future when they have a job interview not only ask for the wages and working time, but also ask for risks of this activity, Perez explained Strong.
The campaign, promoted by the Ministry of Education through the Institute of Work Safety and the City of Cartagena, 1,800 students have participated in 5 ° of primary schools in the municipality who have learned good behaviors to be home, at school and on the street.
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It is the ninth year that this campaign is organized.
If at its inception in 2004, in the region accidentaban 71 workers per 1,000 exposed, at present the numbers have fallen to the s 32 workers per thousand.
Also, according to data provided by the director of the Institute of Occupational Safety and Health of the Region of Murcia, accidents in the first five months of 2012 has been reduced enough over the same period last year.
Reduced by 20% and up to 50% in fatal crashes.
However, there have been not for lack of occupational risk prevention, but due to traffic accidents or diseases of the worker, such as heart attacks.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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