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Mario Gómez: "It is urgent to summon the spokesmen of the political groups so that the local government is accountable and we can analyze the situation and propose corrective measures now that we are in time to introduce them in the budget and offer solutions to the neighbors"

Citizens have regretted the situation of chaos that has been revived in Murcia as a result of the storm: collapses, traffic cuts, traffic lights out of service, falling trees, collapsed roads, constant flooding in large roads and ramblas of the municipality.

In December, Cs spokesman Mario Gomez recalled, it was 100l / m2, the culprits of chaos.

And in this case, who will be the culprit?

For Gómez, it is clear: "The 25-30 l / m2 of water dropped and the wind classified as strong, not exceeding, according to the AEMET 60km / h, have again highlighted the terrible road infrastructures that our Municipality, many of them recently created. "

"It is not normal," he reiterated, "that every time a storm occurs, our municipality collapses from north to south, regardless of their level, and situations occur that endanger the lives of people."

"Murcia," he added, "we do not deserve to have these decadent and deficient infrastructures in the seventh city of Spain" Where have gone to stop our taxes ?, he asks.

For this reason, Gomez has demanded the PP to call an urgent table in which all political groups are present so that the PP explains what happens every time it rains.

"So we can analyze the situation and propose corrective measures to stop this chaos, now that we are in time to introduce them in the budget and allocate public money to solve the issues that really interest our neighbors."

"What can not be is that the same thing happens again and again, and that the PP does not implement the motions that are approved, such as the one presented by our training this month of February demands no solutions in the Rambla del Garruchal a His passage through Beniaján;

As well as other initiatives of other opposition groups calling for the revision of the trees in the municipality, "he concluded.

Source: Ciudadanos Murcia