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As in previous years, effective Fire and Civil Defence volunteers have also developed a special action plan in order to conclude the day of the Burial of the Sardine, one of the acts of the Spring Festival which brings a greater amount of people in the streets of the city of Murcia.

In the case of Civil Protection, the activities to be undertaken by volunteers during the various events will focus on support and collaboration with local police in preventive work, citizen information, location of missing children, help the elderly, health assistance (first aid), among others.

Regarding Fire, plus staff is normally on duty at all three fire stations (Infante, Espinardo and San Ginés), the Department of Fire Fighting and Rescue Murcia City Council intends to strengthen the service for all holidays .

Tomorrow, Saturday, April 18, the day of the Burial of the Sardine, 12:00 to 15:00 will be assembled in the Plaza Circular device for launching a fireworks Tronaera a total of four effective.

From 18:00 hours to work with Fireworks Cañete basket using the vehicle height and three troops put the wick in the Sardine.

For the parade of the Burial of the Sardine will have a total of 27 additional personnel in seven vehicles.

By Civil Protection, 60 troops who will provide their services throughout the day tomorrow.

The location of the hospital is under Glorieta of Spain, being the closest place to the burning of the sardine, plus it does not hinder the passage of people.

The ambulance will be on the street Lieutenant Flomesta near the hospital, and meet all necessary conditions for a rapid response to any emergency.

The headquarters will be located with a Warrant Officer in the Command Post at the Glorieta, a vehicle is located at the tail of the procession to reach the Sardine, a second at the Glorieta they subsequently move to pass the head of the procession to Plaza Juan XXIII, a third in Plano de San Francisco for the final castle of fireworks, a room in Santa Catalina street, fifth in James I and sixth in Avenida Juan Carlos I.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia