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The summary of the day is the normal strike in the town of Murcia.
Personal Service Murcia City Council this morning reported that 11.9% of the staff of the local administration has supported the huega called by the trade union CCOO
UGT.
Of the 2,378 officers, 283 have been those who have not attended their jobs.
The City of Murcia, enacted to this day minimum services in order to ensure the operation of the various municipal offices, which have met a hundred percent.
Public transport services have also developed normally, without any impact record, although the early hours of the morning the pickets have caused the delay in the output of some urban lines.
In some small and medium businesses and bars in the municipality, pickets have tried to cause the closure of some, but in most cases have not been successful.
Schools nursery and primary have been those who have experienced the early hours of the morning the highest rates since the pickets have come to act in most schools by introducing silicone locks to prevent entry .
The problem has been solved as quickly as possible, classes have started normally.
As for the cleaning and garbage collection, have remained with little incident, as stated by the councilor in charge of this area, Jose Ros.
Yes it should be noted overturning containers in the streets New Gate, Saavedra Fajardo, Maestro Alonso and burning others in Santo Domingo, Alfonso X, Bishop Fruits and Bullring and other 10 containers in the industrial West
Moreover, in Mercamurcia, the 120 companies in the Food Unit have developed their work normally.
There has been no special impact on campus.
There has been continuous police presence at the entrances.
From 5 to 6, 30 h.
has been present in the input of an informational picket of 5.
Services Market (Fruits and Vegetables, Flowers and Fish) are performed in the afternoon.
The only morning service is the slaughterhouse, in which there has been input of cattle.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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