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| The Cabezo de Torres, La Alberca, Espinardo, Santiago el Mayor, El Palmar and José Samarago and Río Segura libraries in Murcia , will remain open for users from Monday to Friday between 9:00 and 14:00 | The Murcia City Council, through the Department of Urban Agenda and Open Government, directed by the mayor Mercedes Bernabé, will keep the service active in 7 municipal libraries and 9 study rooms during this month of August.Specifically, the José Samarago and Río Segura libraries in Murcia, and the Cabezo de Torres, La Alberca, Espinardo, Santiago el Mayor and Pelagio Ferrer libraries in El Palmar, will be open from Monday to Friday between 9:00 and 14:00.
to serve users.Study rooms in Murcia and districtsIn August the City Council will also keep 9 study rooms open.
They are as follows: Alquerías, Casillas, Los Dolores, Rincón de Seca, Torreagüera, Zeneta, Ronda Sur, Sangonera la Seca and Sangonera la Verde.
Users will be able to use the facilities from Monday to Friday between 8:30 a.m.
and 1:30 p.m.
in the morning and from 4:00 p.m.
to 10:00 p.m.
in the afternoon.
Those interested can find more information on the web https://salasestudio.rmbm.org/.In this regard, the councilor Mercedes Bernabé explained that "in August we also ensure the maintenance of the activity in libraries and study rooms, places of knowledge and learning that we put at the service of users applying all the security measures and protocols transferred by the health authorities to prevent infections.
"11 libraries will recover the activity in SeptemberWith the arrival of September, the libraries of Beniaján, El Raal, El Puntal, Guadalupe, Javalí Nuevo, La Ñora and Puente Tocinos, as well as the Cronista Antonio Botías, Sangonera la Verde, and San Basilio, El Carmen and the Saavedra Fajardo bibliomercado, in Murcia.
They are eleven in total.The Municipal Library Network of Murcia has 18 facilities.
In order to avoid crowds and that the residence time in the centers is minimal, the loan request is made by appointment.The telephones and email addresses of all City Council libraries are available on the website http://www.rmbm.org/, from where users can make the inquiries and reservations they require.Protection and security measuresThe return to activity in libraries and study rooms has been carried out in strict compliance with all the recommendations transferred by the health authorities to guarantee the protection and safety of citizens and the workforce of the centers.In order to control the accesses, the circulation of entry and exit has been indicated in the centers where it has been possible through the space, and in those where the area is narrower, users are indicated the need to yield.In the Information and Loan services of the libraries, 64 protective screens have been installed, in addition to the provision of masks, disinfectant gel, gloves and adhesive strips printed on the ground to mark the established physical distance and highlight the circulation circuits.Recommendations for useApart from the security protocols adopted, the Municipal Library Network of Murcia has released a series of recommendations to make this space a safe place: - Search in the catalog.
Users can consult the available catalog of each library on the web.
In the case of not knowing how to do it, they can contact the branch for help.
All information on this is available at rmbm.org/catalogo/index.htm.- Reserve the works in advance.
It can be done both with the works loaned and with those that do not.
Librarians prepare them and indicate when they can be picked up. - In the case of needing any other document, it must be requested from the library staff.
Free access to the shelves is not allowed.- The order will be collected at the counter.- Returns.
The loan will be returned at the counter and the documents will be deposited in the box indicated for it.- Disinfection of documents.
All returned or used in the library are quarantined to ensure disinfection.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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