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The IMSEL works tirelessly to ensure that the towns of the coast of Cartagena are about these days, facing the residents and visitors take advantage of the holidays to enjoy the processions, but also the sun and sand

Despite the traces left by the storm in recent weeks, the beaches will be ready for Easter for both Cartagena and tourists, who take advantage of the holidays to enjoy the sun even be the first swim of the season, besides witnessing magna processions parade through the city.

For this work the city of Cartagena, through the Municipal Institute of Coastal Services, whose operatives, divided into teams, with the company FCC, take weeks tuning both the streets and gardens of coastal towns like the beach areas themselves, so they look their best in these days when, according to forecasts, days of summer temperatures ahead.

And maintenance work will continue throughout the week, including holidays, like this Good Friday, big day in the city.

Thus, on the beaches of the Mediterranean, is proceeding to clean algae and dirt, sand down the walls accumulated temporary, cleaning boardwalks and walkways repositioning and strengthening and footbaths.

Jobs that have come down to the west side, which also has proceeded to the pruning of palms walking the walk between Isla Plana and Azohía.

In localities of Mar Menor, meanwhile, is proceeding to review and removal of algae from Punta Brava to La Manga and there is also a group of operators working in Cala Cortina, which already looks renewed urban beach which has won width thanks to the 144 tons of sand quarry added a week ago.

In addition, and as they advanced the Mayor, Pilar Barreiro, after the meeting of the local board security Easter held on Monday, will start operating these days those help from the beaches, so Friday Dolores will open in La Manga the post opposite the building Zeus, and from Holy Thursday, there will be five posts (Galúa, Sirens, and San Ginés Entremares add) and a zodiac rescue in the Mar Menor.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena