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Approximately 930 students from the municipality will participate in the activity 'Clowns in Danger', a musical child who stages the Road Safety Institute Mapfre Foundation, in collaboration with the Department of Education, and Safety and Human Resources within municipal activities of educational provision.
It is a play of Driver Education and Safety Program Mapfre, which aims to educate children and adults of the risks associated with improper conduct and behavior to promote responsible attitudes and civic organizations to help reduce accidents.
Through this play, Manuel González Gil, through play, music and fun tells the story of four clowns who have never left home, or got into a car and have not played in the street.
Son 'in danger clowns', until by his teacher discover how to be safe when purchasing clowns appropriate rules on driver education.
Maria Dolores Sánchez explained that with this work is to allow the school, parents and teachers think about the risks that can be run if they do not know the basic rules of road safety.
The play will be performed at the Teatro Circo morning Murcia.
There will be two sessions at 10.00 and 11.30.
It is intended for students in 6th Township Elementary Education, and is expected to attend school 930 of 47 municipal schools (23 public and 11 concluded).
Murcia City Council developed since 1985 a driver education program aimed at schools in Murcia, through the Security Department in collaboration with the Department of Education.
According to data released by Unicef ​​on child mortality in countries 'rich', more than 20,000 children under 14 die each year in traffic accidents.
Antonio Exposito, regional director of Mapfre, Spain explained that the accident is the leading cause of death for children under 14.
The proper use of child restraint systems would prevent 75% of infant deaths and 90% of the severe damage caused by traffic accidents.
The data in Spain indicate that the largest number of deaths occurred in children as passengers.
Between 2005 and 2008, 428 children died in accidents, of which 233 were passengers, 111 pedestrians, 28 drivers and 18 other bikes road users.
In 2010, of the 79 deaths to 14 years, 52 were passengers, 23 pedestrians and bicycle riders 4.
Data from the DGT and the Institute of Road Safety Mapfre, an unrestrained child fivefold correct the chances of fatal injuries.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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