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The Department of Urban Agenda and Open Government, directed by Mercedes Bernabé, is already working on the project to enable 7 new study rooms in the districts Aljucer, El Raal, Garres and Lages, Llano de Brujas, Espinardo, San José de la Vega and Boxes.

In addition, the adaptation of a premises in Zeneta has already been awarded.

Barnabas has indicated that "the high occupancy of our study rooms encourages us to continue working so that the network extends throughout the municipality."

Currently more than 8,000 people make use of the 700 positions offered by these facilities open 24 hours a day and located in Torreagüera, Sangonera la Seca, Casillas, Los Dolores, Alquerías, Rincón de Seca, Sangonera la Verde and Ronda Sur.

In addition, in Cobatillas, Los Martínez del Puerto, Rincon de Seca, Monteagudo and Santo Ángel, a study room service is offered with specific hours in the Cultural Centers.

"We offer fully adapted and safe spaces so that all students of any age can prepare their exams, oppositions or work in these rooms," said the councilor.

The Municipal Network of Study Rooms in Murcia (RMSEM) is another service of the Library Service that, in some cases, is installed in a library, such as Sangonera la Verde, Beniaján, El Palmar or Puente Tocinos and, in others, in independent buildings.

The objective is to provide the municipality with an adequate space for study in a quiet environment and with the essential concentration and in facilities that offer Wi-Fi, power outlets, even at the tables themselves, an Integrated Access Control System via the Internet, with access control, surveillance with camera circuit, intrusion and fire alarms, climate control and lighting, SOS button and connection to central receiver, and lockers or shelves for the deposit of objects.

Access cards, which are free, are requested on the web https://salasestudio.rmbm.org/

Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia