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The Department of Services and Logistics Mazarrón Town Council proceeded to remove several trees Francisco Caparros school that posed a risk to students and for pedestrians because they were affecting the wall of the school, which could have given at any time.

Indeed, the wall had important flaws in Wednesday morning.

At that time, the mayor and Logistics Services, Juan Miguel Muñoz, contacted with officials of the Ministry of Education urged him to undertake the actions that were necessary to protect the safety of students.

"For us it is not pleasant to have to cut the trees, but we've done what we think is necessary to protect the safety of children and neighbors."

Munoz had contacted several times with the Ministry of Education to inform the state of the wall of the school that was deteriorating with each passing day.

"It seems that has been the relentless wind of the last few weeks in charge of the trees are gone, little by little, making the wall yield pushed by the wind."

The mayor said that "so says a report by the Urban area in which we have relied in making this decision we have found it difficult, but that sooner or later would have to be undertaken because the wall will have to be rebuilt largely and trees would not have endured without the top of the wall. "

These works will be undertaken in the first instance, by the City.

The mayor of the municipality, Ginés Campillo, expressed his hope that "the Ministry of Education understands that this is not keeping the school premises but a full-blown work and therefore should be responsible for financing the same ".

Source: Ayuntamiento de Mazarrón