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The Department of Environment and Services of the Coast have organized a new day of cleaning on beaches with which you want to promote the care of the Mazarron coast.
The initiative was presented by the first deputy mayor, Ginés Campillo, the Councilor for the Environment, Plácida Gómez, the representative of 'Mazarrón Sí', David Fernández, and the manager of the Las Torres campsite, Alfonso Morenilla, whose company collaborates in the day with Salazones Valera.
To participate you must register for free in the email voluntariadoambientalmz@gmail.com.
Plácida Gómez explained that the "beach cleaning day will be held on Sunday, March 1 and will be held on the beaches of Puerto and Rihuete. It will begin at 9:30 in the morning with two meeting points for participants" the mayor of Environment added that "those who are responsible for cleaning the beach of Puerto will have as a meeting point the source of the promenade of Puerto de Mazarrón, located in the square of the autonomous communities, while those who they are going to carry out the activity on the Rihuete beach. They will have the Buenavista Social Club Café in El Alamillo as a meeting point.
David Fernández, of the group 'Mazarrón yes' that has coordinated the activity with the City Council, explained that "more than being a day of cleaning is an awareness day so that together we keep the beaches clean."
Fernandez recalled that in the day held in August "more than 300 kilos of waste were collected, especially plastics that end up in the sea and affect marine biodiversity."
Therefore, Fernández highlighted the importance of these days because it is a defense of the marine environment and not just a simple cleaning of beaches.
Alfonso Morenilla, from Las Torres campsite, a company that has promoted previous days of beach cleaning among its clients and citizens;
He thanked the City Council for the implementation of the initiative and the help provided clarified that "the days we have been doing, rather than the campsite has come from the customers themselves, both national and foreign."
The first deputy mayor, Ginés Campillo, stressed that "awareness comes through education and we must make a lot of noise with these days" urging the media to cover "so that people know they exist and take a lot more awareness of maintaining a clean environment. "
Campillo praised the work of Camping Las Torres because its initiatives have meant that "it is the citizens who are conscientious of society, as well as private companies and public organizations and, above all, by the media to show clean spaces and be a successful day of awareness. "
Source: Ayuntamiento de Mazarrón
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