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MURCIA NOW claims that the existing park near the buildings of New Condomina "is made a cochambre: full of dirt, in a very poor condition and broken playground equipment and trash inside."

The municipal formation, which has received the complaint from residents of the area, has led today to a Department of Administration Modernisation to know whether the maintenance of this space corresponds to the Council and to indicate that, in any case, the Consistory is the ultimately responsible "this recreation area meets the health and safety conditions required in a space that is intended for the use of children and all the neighbors."

The vocal Now Murcia on the board of Churra, Francisco Albendín, remember that the residents of this area "are being systematically abused by the municipal government, totally left to their fate. They have already suffered problems with garbage collection and cleaning the streets, and now also denounced the poor state of this park, which has no alternative to the neighbors, because it is the only one in the area. "

Albendín also explains that since the Board of Churra has asked the municipal government "in two areas of the village carried out a regrouping of children's games, according to European standards".

The speech also points out that the existing park along the ambulatory "said the performance of zoonosis because it had fleas and bedbugs, but still in very poor condition and needs a conditioning that promise but never comes".

The spokesman Now Murcia, Alicia Morales, regrets "the slovenliness of the PP in maintaining many areas of the municipality, especially in the districts, which are the forgotten ones in managing Ballesta. For the PP there murcianos second, those living in the villages, who have to live too often with abandoned, accumulated garbage or poor infrastructure sites. we will always require the municipal government to fulfill its obligation to ensure the health and safety of residents, but this need is even greater when it comes to places frequented by minors and children. The playground should be a place of enjoyment, not a source of threats and dangers. "

Source: Ahora Murcia