| In the telematic meeting with the regional government and the mayors to coordinate the management of COVID-19 | The mayor, Juan José Cánovas, today transferred several requests and suggestions of general interest that directly affect the municipality of Totana in the course of the weekly telematic meeting held with the regional government and the Murcia mayors in order to continue coordinating efforts.
of the COVID-19 pandemic in this autonomous community.The President of the Autonomous Community, Fernando López Miras, the Vice President Isabel Franco, and the Health and Presidency Councilors participate in these meetings.The first mayor has referred to the advisability of performing a PCR test on Local Police, Civil Protection and third sector volunteers as diagnostic tests that serve to check whether or not a person is infected with COVID-19.In addition, Juan José Cánovas has also referred to the concern of the municipal government about the closing situation of the Clinic in El Paretón-Cantareros regarding the obligation to adapt it to the new social and health context, and for which, after negotiations with those responsible for the Health Area III, some works must be carried out to be financed by the City Council; and advocates having guarantees from the Autonomous Community to carry it out.He has also referred to the need for guidelines and recommendations by the regional Executive to know what to expect, as in the case of music bands, the celebration of celebrations, among other matters.Likewise, it has indicated the advisability of legislating the problem of "sub-housing" in the case of seasonal workers or day laborers so that it is regulated by the pandemic and in general terms, with the participation of employers, and to avoid future risks of regrowth that can give many "headaches".
