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Jumilla hosts, since the end of last April to 14 May, a conference on road safety education in which they will engage more than 1,600 children.

They are organized by the Department of Public Safety and the Department of Education.

The presentation of this activity took place last week in the hand of Francisco Abellán Jumilla mayor, Councilman Primitivo González Public Safety and the Chief of Police Local Antonio Luis Mula.

These seminars are being held in the esplanade of Paseo Poet Lorenzo Guardiola where it has installed a traffic education park donated by the Provincial Traffic in Murcia under the Ministry of Interior, "for children of all primary and secondary schools can participate, "according to Gonzalez, who added that" to these practices there are two traffic policemen in charge of teaching, of how riding a bicycle and having the knowledge of how to move in response to traffic signals. "

In this presentation, the mayor thanked the Provincial Traffic Authority "for having given such facilities are provisional and are rotated by different municipalities."

He also highlighted and appreciated the work done since the Department of Traffic and Public Safety, the Department of Education, the work of the Local Police Headquarters, and the collaboration of public and subsidized schools, its directors and its AMPAS.

This conference is being conducted in collaboration with all local primary school, involving a total of 1,696 children.

Of these, 305 are college Miguel Hernández, 329 San Francisco school children, 132 children entered college Cruz de Piedra, 151 school children belonging to the Carmen Conde, 157 Prince Philip to school children, 158 school children are Mariano Suarez, 303 school children Our Lady of the Assumption and 161 children entered school Santa Ana

In terms of traffic, Francisco Abellán announced that it has applied for a grant to the Ministry of Public Administration, Country Planning now, for the proposed construction of a building or permanent Centre for Road Safety.

"This aid would be included within the line of grants for projects related to the participation of civil society, as was granted last year to build the multipurpose building groups," the highest local authority.

This Road Safety Centre, all driving schools would be located so they can provide hours of traffic, and "above all, it will have a fixed site for schoolchildren so they can practice road safety every day of the year" said Abellán.

The proposed grant can be up to 50% of the project and the project amounts to approximately 300,000 euros in its entirety.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla