The City Council of Totana, through the Department of Facility Management Services and the City, has launched a plan to disinfect the plague of mosquitoes caused by stagnant water in the river Guadalentín, a situation that has caused unease among neighbors and disadvantages to the area near the flow of cattle.
Specifically, it is carrying out this plan shock in the districts of Lebor totaneras, The Paretón and Raiguero.
Councilman Services, Sergio López, explained that the area, especially where housing is disinfected with a particular treatment, which does not affect the wildlife, but through a long range cannon to have the largest effectiveness is being fumigated at dawn and dusk.
In addition, we are applying a larvicide in ponds of the river designed for very dirty water treatments, such as sewage, but have low toxicity to avoid fish, amphibians, reptiles and birds are affected by the treatment.
Also, the mayor responsible for this area also explained that going to fix the Reguerón Lebor Area because it is outside its banks and causing problems.
Lopez recalled that the City has had to make a financial effort to develop this treatment, as they were being affected by the plague of mosquitoes, residents of the house next to the pot the river and agricultural production.
The mayor has expressed discomfort, as this treatment should have been conducted by the agency head of the river, the Segura basin (CHS), but the refusal to carry out this treatment, the City "as is happening on many occasions and in different municipal areas, has had to take over responsibilities that are unique to the state and finance, as the central government only argues that no budget to carry out, where they have always done. "
In this regard, he recalled that totaneros pay taxes like all citizens of Spain, so it should have the same rights and be without any services resulting from economic mismanagement of the central government coffers.
