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The Department of Urban Cleaning and Waste Management, led by José Ros, has collected about 35 tons of barusa to celebrate the day of the Pilgrimage of Fuensanta.
The service launched a special service that allowed for the cleaning of the areas around the sanctuary before the rise of Virgin and travel immediately after the passage of the pilgrims and that continues to this Thursday19 September.
A total of 120 people, including operators, drivers and foremen, conducted from Monday night cleaning work areas used the pilgrims.
The machinery used was composed of 24 sweepers, 4 trucks, 8 flatbed trucks for unloading the sweepers and 6 collectors, which allowed 100 empty containers ready for use by pilgrims.
Throughout the day yesterday 30,000 divided degradable garbage bags.
Undoubtedly an important initiative that allowed the housekeeping had more facilities at the time of collecting the garbage, because the esplanade of Fuensanta morning was closed bags and loose debris.
The 3,000-waxes collected Tuesday were distributed among the pilgrims carrying candles have largely avoided the showy spots of wax on the floor.
The kilos of trash collected during these days have been about 35,000.
All this trash has been collected in the course of the pilgrimage, in cleaning the Monte in concert Monday in New Condomina parking and in the containers placed along the Pilgrimage to facilitate the rise pilgrims.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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