The Socialist Party again demands the regional government to increase primary care teams, Covid-19 trackers and social support.
It also asks for technical, defined and public criteria to control regrowth in all municipalities Isabel Molino, member of the Regional Executive Commission of the PSOE and spokesperson for the Municipal Socialist Group in Totana, denounces that "once again, it is being shown that the Government of López Miras acts late, badly and improvised" in the management of the sprouts of the Covid-19. It indicates that the measures of the regional government have been limited to decree closings and confinements, "that have a great impact on the population and the economy", instead of doing an intense search to find asymptomatic cases and to carry out close and continuous monitoring.
of the positive, a more effective and less damaging strategy for citizens and local businesses. "The PSOE from the first moment we made ourselves available to the regional government and proposed a reinforcement in primary care and the teams of trackers." "Unfortunately, our proposals were ignored." "Surely if they had taken them into consideration at the beginning Totana would not be in the current situation" he adds. The regional secretary recalls that even the regional deputy José Antonio Peñalver personally asked the health counselor Manuel Villegas at the Regional Assembly last July to increase the staff of the primary care teams and trackers to "make an early detection of the cases and monitor house-to-house quarantine compliance.
" Also, that the social support personnel and the regional administration aid to people in a precarious or vulnerable situation be reinforced to guarantee that they can comply with the restrictions. Molino highlights that "in Totana there is a special circumstance that many neighbors live in homes with numerous tenants in which it is difficult to comply with social distance and confinement." Also that "a significant part of the population works as a day laborer, receives daily pay and may feel compelled to skip home confinement to support their families." For all this, "the reinforcement of health personnel, trackers and social support from the Community was essential from the beginning to stop the outbreak" he continues. It affirms that "the measures announced now by the regional government show that the requests of the PSOE were the right ones." But "they are more than two weeks late." "The delay of López Miras has punished the residents of Totana and its economy." "If they had been adopted earlier, contagions could have been reduced and the extension of extraordinary measures minimized. Isabel Molino reiterates her respect for the decisions adopted by the regional health authorities but criticizes "the great comparative grievance that exists between Totana and other municipalities in the Region of Murcia" with a similar epidemiological situation and in which the same measures have not been imposed .
"It is not acceptable that there are municipalities of first and second in the management of sprouts," she insists. He criticizes that, as has also been verified in Mazarrón, "the regional government of López Miras acts in an improvised way." It continues to demand the same "technical, defined and public criteria" to control Covid-19 in the different localities of the Region. Molino adds that the cumulative incidence of the virus has been reduced by half in a week in Totana and therefore calls for "a relaxation of the extraordinary measures established for the hotel and trade sector, in order to support small and medium-sized enterprises in the area.
municipality, very damaged ". To conclude, the spokesperson for the Municipal Socialist Group in Totana shows her disappointment with Mayor Juan José Cánovas "for his late response to the outbreak affecting the municipality." "It is incomprehensible that she called the Covid-19 municipal table for the first time two weeks after the regional government decreed the confinement of Totana."
