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The PSOE of Santo Ángel has repeatedly denounced the risk of rocky landslides, a problem that worsened during the December rains, which has already caused damage to a dwelling, and which, however, "is far from being solved because it does not I have still given the body responsible, "says the president of the Neighborhood Council of Santo Ángel, Jerome van Passel, who laments the pilgrimage by different administrations since mid-December that have not allowed him to contact the competent administration and" what It is worse, to solve the problem, which represents a real risk for the safety of homes, vehicles and the pedestrians who leave to walk along Calle del Pino.

The local mayor describes the efforts made so far: "We have called 112, the Local Police, we have gone to speak with the environmental agents, who explain that I have to address the director of the Natural Park El Valle, and we have also contacted The Confederación Hidrográfica del Segura, where I also sent a letter after the detachment of a retaining wall of a dwelling that overlooks the rambla after the December rains, and I have been for weeks, going from one side to the other, without response or solution".

In this regard, Councilor of the Socialist Municipal Group, Enrique Ayuso, who visited the hamlet to check the damages of the December rains, states that "we again meet with another president of the Board who can not give answers or solutions to their neighbors because they do not Has a place to go, so we continue to demand an office or register where they can present their communications on the problems that arise in their villages.These situations of helplessness faced by the mayors and their neighbors suffer are absolutely inadmissible, The City must give a solution now ".

He also recalls that a month ago, the creation of this register was approved in Plenary "and as usual, no steps have been taken to create it. It is seen that municipal agreements become wet as soon as they are approved."

The pedestrian mayor of Santo Angel warns that "we have not recovered from the previous rains and we are facing a new storm that will only aggravate and increase the damage caused, and we fear that the landslides continue."

Source: PSOE Murcia