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â—Ź "Our solidarity, our work and our thoughts are with those affected, and from this training we will support and collaborate to obtain the declaration of the Catastrophic Zone and that the funds arrive as soon as possible and are sufficient to recover how much has been lost "Said the regional deputy, Juan José Molina

â—Ź For the coordinator of the three Subcommittee, Manuel Padín, "witnessing the solidarity work of the hundreds of volunteers and of all the groups that are helping these populations has been shocking"

Juan José Molina, Miguel A. López-Morell and Luis Fernández, together with the coordinator of the three Citizens Subcommittee, which includes the municipalities bathed by the Mar Menor, Manuel Padín, have continued today In Los Alcázares the damage assessment work by the experts, and the work of the operators in the most affected areas of this municipality.

The citizens' delegation met with the only city councilor in the town, Esperanza Balsalobre, to learn the latest balance of the situation in this area so affected by the storm, and to know the various relief and emergency work that Still today are being realized.

According to the deputy of the orange formation, Miguel López-Morell, "much work remains to be done, it will take a long time for Los Alcazares and the other affected municipalities to recover."

The deputy wanted to highlight the good work of the Emergency Military Unit and the Civil Guard and has once again offered all the help of his training, "from Citizens we will do everything possible so that we do not lack the means necessary for the actions of Urgency, recovery and all that come later. "

"Here there are many people who have lost everything, in a social state as we live the principle of solidarity can not and will not be missing," said Lopez-Morell.

The regional deputy of Citizens, Juan José Molina, explained that during the new visit he was able to verify that, despite the days that have passed, "basements, car parks and flooded houses still exist;

The work will last a long time, and those affected will require the constant support of the administrations as the economic damages are enormous. "

"Our solidarity, our work and our thoughts are with those affected, and of course from this training we will support to declare the Catastrophic Zone as soon as possible, in the hands of the Council of Ministers, and enough funds to rebuild what was lost, And to correct damages in crops, equipment, infrastructures of supply and sanitation, among others "

For his part, Deputy Luis Fernandez, has praised the work of all the councilors of Citizens of Los Alcazares, San Pedro del Pinatar, San Javier and their respective Corporations, "from the Regional Assembly all our support, they have all done a great job. Effort during these days, and will continue to do so, coordinating the recovery and assistance work. "

Luis Fernández also reminded those affected of Cartagena, "where material damages have also been important."

For the coordinator of the three Subcommittee, Manuel Padín, "witnessing the solidarity work of the hundreds of volunteers and all the groups that are helping these populations has been shocking."

"The best version of our human condition has been revealed after this disaster, I have seen those young people who come from the institutes and schools in the area reach the City Hall to ask for cleaning supplies to help;

Has been wonderful. "

Manuel Padín has also had words of thanks for the only councilor of the orange formation in Los Alcázares, Esperanza Balsalobre, who "has been from the first minute on the street, helping in the tasks of coordinating volunteers or distributing products or how she He himself has said, 'for what it is necessary, when it is necessary';

It is a pride for this match to have companions like that, we can not be better represented here. "

Source: Ciudadanos Región de Murcia