Councilman of Agriculture and Water, Diego Munoz, has reported that the City Council has already Totana the interim report of the agriculture and livestock damage caused by torrential rains last September 28, which in the case of field totals Totana more than 3 million euros.
Totana, which is not included in what is called "ground zero" of the disaster, registered with the assessments made by the technicians of the District Agricultural Offices (ATOs), dependent on the Ministry of Agriculture, total affected 408 hectares, of which the vast majority are surfaces of vegetables and crops of table grape vines.
This preliminary assessment of damage, according to the mayor totanero, focused primarily in the towns of Lorca and Puerto Lumbreras, where the storm hit harder, but also assessed damages in Totana, Alhama de Murcia, Torre Pacheco, San Javier and some districts of Murcia.
In addition, the company has made public TRAGSA, similarly to the own town, cleaning work of roads and highways like El Raiguero to restore access to scans and housing as well as jobs and bilge cleaning mud.
Heavy rains Episode 27 to September 29 were due to the mixture of cold air bubble in height, about 5,000 or 6,000 feet, even united front system unstable and causing very active historical records accumulated precipitation, especially Guadalentín Valley, in the towns of Lorca and Puerto Lumbreras.
The mayor has said that the Ministry is studying the design of a Rural Roads Plan in the region of Guadalentín enabling condition and rehabilitate damaged infrastructure more.
