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This opening will be carried out following the security regulations set by the Royal Decree Law 21/2020 June, which dictates the steps to be followed in this new situation, and also according to the regulations and preventive measures set by the Regional Decree that must be approved.

this Friday in an extraordinary Government Council, as reported this afternoon by the Minister of Health in a meeting with all the mayors of the RegionThe Murcia City Council, through the Department of Urban Development and Administration Modernization led by José Guillén, will reopen the playgrounds closed since last March by the State of Alarm. This opening will be carried out following the security regulations set by the Royal Decree Law 21/2020 June, which dictates the steps to be followed in this new situation, and also according to the regulations and preventive measures set by the Regional Decree that must be approved.

This Friday in an extraordinary Government Council, as reported this afternoon by the Minister of Health in a meeting with all the mayors of the Region. "Our priority is to guarantee the safety of all Murcians, and we will rigorously follow the protocol of action established by the competent authorities so that the smallest and their families can enjoy the municipal parks with all the guarantees" José Guillén highlighted.

. The City Council continues with its disinfection work, acting in more than 3,000 children's games to preserve the safety of children, and also in cleaning the 759 gymnastic apparatus, distributed in 165 bio-healthy areas to reduce risks to the elderly. "We have intensified the disinfection work in these spaces in order to guarantee the safety of the residents and that they are prepared to be used 100% and with full guarantee.

Green areas are essential spaces in the municipality since they are designed for family gatherings, citizen participation and sociocultural gatherings "José Guillén highlighted.The 12,000 banks spread throughout the municipality are also being disinfected.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia