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| The daily value was 16 µg / m³ yesterday Friday | The Murcia City Council has deactivated the warning level of the protocol of measures to be adopted during episodes of atmospheric pollution by NO2, SO2, O3 and PM10, based on the data of the Air Quality Portal of the Autonomous Community.  The daily value was 16 µg / m³ yesterday Friday, therefore the protocol is deactivated. This warning level was activated last Wednesday as on Tuesday the established value for PM10 particles was exceeded, with 54 µg / m³, on Wednesday it reached 67 µg / m³ and on Thursday it fell to 47 µg / m³. Murcia is one of the 8 Spanish cities and the only one in the Region of Murcia that has a pollution protocol, whose nature is preventive and its objective is to put people's health before any other consideration. The City Council is developing the 'Clean Air' Strategy that includes numerous measures to reduce pollution and curb climate change. These actions include the Adaptation Plan and the Climate Change Mitigation Plan, pedestrianization in downtown areas, dissuasive car parks, the Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan, the promotion of bicycles, green trails, the Vehicle Strategy.

Electric or the Foresta Plan. In addition, and thanks to an agreement between the City Council, the University of Murcia and Emuasa, various technical and specific actions have been launched to anticipate and monitor air pollution in the municipality. The 'Clean Air' Strategy includes other actions such as the gradual renewal of the bus fleet and the acquisition of new vehicles powered by biofuels, hybrids or electric, creation of dissuasive parking, periodic controls of gas emissions from vehicles in circulation, together with the Ecological Patrol of the Local Police (more than 1,000 vehicles per year), pedestrianization of 252,000 m2 and 4 restricted traffic areas (267 streets), the Vía Verde, new network of bike lanes, Electric Vehicle strategy, Plan Foresta 2030 and sustainable lighting, among other measures.

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Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia