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The City Council, through the Department of Administration Modernization, Urban Quality and Participation, has remedied 25 wind-related incidents between Sunday and today.
It has also carried out numerous acts of low regard as small fallen branches on the street or driveway.
A specific brigade twelve workers working these days to minimize the effects of gusts of 66 mph in parks, streets and gardens of Murcia and districts.
Specifically, there are four teams, to act effectively and safely, have elevator basket, chainsaw and truck loading branches.
Thanks to the constant and daily monitoring teams Parks and Gardens performed in the green areas of the municipality with the right pruning incidents are minimized, and there have been only 25 being most outstanding those of the following:
-A Populus fallen in the way of San José (Los Garres)
-a Branch of Robinia drop in Avda. May 1 (El Palmar)
Ficus Two killed in Avda. Lope de Vega (El Infante)
-a Fallen Ficus Atalayas (Bacons Bridge)
-a Branch in street Tipuana Melilla (Fame)
-a Branch of Casuarina in street general Yagüe (Vistabella)
-a Branch of Ligustrum in street Antonio Torrecillas (Vistabella)
Palmera-a drop in st.
Mazarrón (Sangonera la Verde)
-a Branch of Ficus in street Greco (Fame)
-a Branch of Acer in Pio XII (Barrio del Progreso)
-a Branch Tipuana Avda. San Juan de la Cruz (Infante).
Offshoots at Sierra del Espartal, Plaza Bohemia and Seda (Murcia)
-Buganvilla Broken by the wind in Seda (Murcia)
- Branches and felled tree in Sangonera Manor
- Ficus Plaza Nueva Puerta (Murcia)
The City Council has launched the wind alert device through which these special brigades monitor areas where large trees in collaboration with the Local Police and Fire are.
Councilman Jose Guillen recommends Murcia "extremely vigilant when walking near parks and gardens, and buildings with pots or elements that the wind could fall into the street."
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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