López Miras Coordinates Emergency Measures Amid Yellow Alert for Rain in Murcia

The President of the Region of Murcia, Fernando López Miras, has presided over a coordination meeting in response to the yellow alert for rain forecasted for this Wednesday. During the meeting, he assured that all emergency services, as well as human and material resources, are prepared and coordinated. He also called for caution and to follow information through official channels.

López Miras highlighted the importance of storm tanks around the Mar Menor, which have collected the equivalent of 80 Olympic swimming pools during the recent rain episode. These reservoirs have played an essential role in managing excess water, helping to minimize the impact in the area.

The regional president also urged the Government of Spain to take action in the Albujón ravine and the aquifer, areas that require attention to prevent future flooding. Coordination between different administrations is essential to ensure the safety of citizens and the protection of the environment.

The State Meteorological Agency (AEMET) has issued a yellow warning for rain in the Region of Murcia for this Wednesday. Precipitation is expected to accumulate up to 1.2 in. (30 liters per square meter) in an hour in some areas. Given this situation, authorities recommend taking extreme precautions and avoiding unnecessary travel.

The emergency services of the Region of Murcia have been activated and are on alert to respond to any incidents that may arise due to adverse weather conditions. Action protocols have been established to ensure a quick and effective response to possible emergencies.

The population is urged to stay informed through official channels and to follow the recommendations of the authorities. It is essential not to cross riverbeds or ravines, avoid parking vehicles in flood-prone areas, and stay away from areas susceptible to flooding.

Local authorities have established preventive measures in municipalities especially vulnerable to heavy rain. Drains and sewers have been cleaned to facilitate water drainage, and critical infrastructures have been reviewed to ensure their proper functioning.

Citizen collaboration is crucial in situations of weather alert. Neighbors are advised to inform authorities of any incidents and to follow the instructions provided by emergency services.

The regional government has set up communication lines to address inquiries and reports related to the rain. Citizens can contact the Emergency Coordination Center through the number 112 to report risk situations or request assistance.

Emergency Services in the Region of Murcia Have Been Activated

The experience gained in previous episodes of heavy rain has allowed for improved action protocols and coordination between different administrations. These lessons learned are applied to minimize risks and ensure an efficient response to emergency situations.

Health authorities are also on alert to address possible incidents resulting from the rain. Medical teams have been reinforced in the most vulnerable areas, and contingency plans have been established to ensure healthcare if needed.

The agricultural sector in the Region of Murcia, which may be affected by heavy rain, has been informed about preventive measures to adopt. It is recommended to secure agricultural infrastructures and protect crops susceptible to damage from excess water.

Transport and logistics companies have been alerted to adverse weather conditions so they can take necessary precautions. It is advised to plan alternative routes and pay attention to traffic authority indications.

The educational community has also been informed about the yellow alert for rain. Schools have reviewed their emergency plans and are prepared to act in case weather conditions affect the normal development of educational activities.