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This morning was made in the city of Jumilla II Literary Contest Stories Intelligent Water, which calls Hidrogea at regional level and which aims to contribute to the spread of water culture through literature, as well as raise awareness among young people of the need to care for the environment.
In the event they were attended by the Mayor of Jumilla, Juana Guardiola, the Councillor for Education, Cande Fernandez, the director of concessions Hidrogea, Javier Ybarra, and the manager of Aguas de Jumilla, Manuel Ray.
The theme of the event will focus on the importance of water in society and life, considering the title of the contest that seeks to implement awareness 'smart city' from school age.
It is aimed at young people between 12 and 17 years in two categories: Middle and High School / FP.
The winning short story in each category will receive an iPad Mini and the second prize is an eBook.
Both will also receive a set of books.
The deadline for submission of micro end on Monday 29 February and the winners will be announced during the week of World Water Day in March 2016. The award ceremony will take place in the first weeks of April.
The jury will be composed of people linked to creative writing, journalism and related water sector.
Participants should send their microrrelatos via e-mail to the address spagan@hidrogea.es.
Precisely among the winners of the last edition are two jumillanos, whose stories have been read during the presentation.
Ivan Alarcón (IES Infanta Elena) became the first prize of Bachelor and Mimouna Badi (CC Cruz de Piedra), in eighth grade.
In the first round of the competition it had 70 short stories submitted by students of Murcia, Cartagena, Lorca, Torre Pacheco, Alcantarilla, Beniel, San Javier and Jumilla.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla
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