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This afternoon the Mayor of Jumilla Francisco Abellán and the Minister of Justice and Public Safety Manuel Campos have closed a talk about the l-1-2 have been developed locally and which involved a total of 641 schools.
The event, held at the Centro Sociocultural Roque Baños, has also been assisted by the Councillor for Citizen Security Primitivo Gonzalez and other council members of the corporation, the directors of various colleges and institutes of Jumilla, which have been carried out talks and members of CECOPAL.
Public Safety Councilman Primitivo Gonzalez stated "this is the first time that a placement in Jumilla, and the aim was to inform young people the value and effectiveness of 1-1-2."
Has also indicated that "in addition to theoretical training, have completed an internship with the students, an accident with multiple injuries, one with a fall of an elderly person at home, among others. Moreover, in some college courses were conducted English and Arabic with simultaneous translation. "
For his part, Mayor of Jumilla has welcomed the presence of a counselor in an educational and training, "with which we have tried to raise awareness of a service that is essential to ensure safety, is a corporate and institutional duty All. "
Abellán added that "although there is still much to do, the Constitution, in Article 9.3, says that all public authorities have a duty not only moral but a legal duty to remove any obstacles that may exist in the society that makes difficult the full realization of these fundamental rights. "
For maximum local authorities, the 1-1-2 has a clear sense of vocational service, assistance, prevention and immediate solution to any incident, the more you know and make use of this service better for everyone. "
"We are here to put our effort, knowledge and public service work who sues us," he added.
For his part, Minister of Justice and Public Safety congratulated everyone who made possible these days, City Hall and council, counseling, educational institutions, training staff, members of the 1-1-2 and students.
A conference which he described as "magnificent and on which I ask here to participate in a conference, if you keep coming back."
The director has offered the latest information on the 1-1-2 this month January 2011 Jumilla.
In Public Safety have been addressed 85 requests for assistance in terms of traffic 30 times, 313 times in the emergency medical aid has been claimed Jumilla center, doctors' 7, 13 civil protection, fire fighting and rescue 21 times, domestic violence 8 times, and have received a total of 209 calls requesting information.
For Campos "this means that the service is alive and active Jumilla, is fulfilling its constitutional role is being well managed by the City Council and coordinated by the Directorate and this shows that the administration objectively serves the general interest in accordance with principles of effectiveness and efficiency and coordination that we will continue. "
These talks began on February 3 and developed in schools and colleges, involving a total of 641 students.
This is an activity organized by the Department of Public Safety, Civil Protection and Emergency Services with the collaboration of the Department of Education and the Ministry of Justice and Public Safety.
Has been provided by qualified personnel RM 1-1-2 Service.
Thus, in the talks have taken part in 5 th grade students from schools Our Lady of the Assumption, Mariano Suárez, Carmen Conde, Prince Felipe, Miguel Hernández, San Francisco, Santa Ana College and Cruz de Piedra and students of 1 º ESO institutes and Archbishop Lozano Infanta Elena and Santa Ana schools and Cruz de Piedra.
In these talks they have talked about topics such as' What is 1-1-2? ',' What is an emergency or urgency? ',' What is or how you can help? ',' Do can call 1-1-2 from any phone? ',' Where does it work? "
and "What agencies are integrated?", among others.
The heads of schools in Jumilla have received a diploma of participation.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla
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