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Councilman UPyD in San Javier, José Luis Ros Medina, has filed a brief asking the Coasts to clean the beach at Lo Pagan Villananitos, given the numerous complaints from bathers and traders.
Demand that is in addition to the City Council.
Villananitos Beach has always had algae and mud in specific areas, but this year the mud has been deposited in the few remaining areas of bathrooms and no where to swim without the unpleasant sensation of sinking into the mud.
José Luis Ros has said that this means that the space free of algae and mud have been reduced this year to a mere 10%.
"Those areas that were protected to the invasion of mud threaten to disappear. In addition, the mud covering the ocean floor sediments and soils are dragged rain and has not been cleaned or drained. It is not a sludge own sea ​​or area of ​​the clay, which is a few meters. "
Swimmers are not the only ones who have complained about the lack of maintenance of the beach.
"Retailers are very concerned because the image is bad and there is fear that tourists who have vacationed in this area has always decide not to return" stated José Luis Ros.
Although he qualified that this situation only occurs on the beach and the rest Villananitos beaches of San Javier, do not have this problem.
The council has asked the magenta Coasts perform all work necessary to at least maintain the swimming area from other years, so as not to see even more affected tourism.
It has also requested that maintenance is undertaken throughout the year, so that all citizens of San Javier and tourists who visit us in low season to enjoy the beach.
"Since all institutions is betting on tourism seasonally adjusted and that means that all of our tourism resources must be perfect and well maintained in all seasons. Not make sense to also apply cuts to one of the sectors that feeds us : tourism. "
Source: UPyD San Javier
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