| They assured that this service will not be closed at any time when security measures are applied to restrooms and users allow it; and they announced that two real alternatives are being considered | Municipal authorities and neighborhood officials have explained the different plans that the Public Administrations have, in this case the Totana City Council and the Ministry of Health, for the reopening of the El Paretón-Cantareros Medical Office, after it was closed at the beginning of the health crisis caused by COVID-19.The mayor, Juan José Cánovas, the councilor for Infrastructures and Urbanism, Pedro José Sánchez, the mayoral mayor, Antonia Camacho, the popular councilor, Isabel García Merinos, and the president of the Neighborhood Association, Brenda Andreo, have moved to the Clinic Doctor to account for the plans that the City Council and the Ministry of Health have with this type of infrastructure following the pandemic.The neighborhood officials have ensured that the facility will reopen as soon as the health authorities establish it, as long as the safety and protection measures of health professionals and users are guaranteed and circumstances allow.Currently, the closure of rural clinics such as that of this district of Totanera were agreed in different parts of the Region because they do not comply with the security measures that guarantee the security measures that must be complied with to eliminate the risk of COVID contagion.
-19.In addition, they explained that there are fluid contacts with the Ministry of Health for its reopening as long as the safety and health conditions are met, which involves improving the existing infrastructure and, of course, expanding the space under a project that the totanero City Council is going to prepare to enable a double circuit to avoid contagions.The municipal technicians have already carried out the pertinent measurements and are evaluating the field work to readapt the building to the social and health reality arising from the pandemic in the face of a possible reopening, the project of which will be sent to the Ministry of Health: adapting two rooms with units for ordinary consultations and exclusive attention to suspicions of COVID-19, respectively.Likewise, the Town Planning Department has a project for the year 2000 to expand by constructing a new pavilion attached to the current building, which would allow the expansion of health services in the Medical Office in the future.The City Council will send the project to the Ministry of Health waiting to receive technical orders of its suitability for a specific decision to it, and on which this local entity will spare no resources to make it happen.The deadlines will depend on the response of the Ministry but it will work to streamline the procedure as far as possible in the face of the existing emergency situation and the decision made in one direction or another. The initial transitory measure to alleviate the adaptation of a room for dual circuit treatment would be more feasible over time and would be around 10,000 euros; although the alternative project is also considered, the second solution that would include more ambitious execution actions, which would have a higher cost.
