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The mayor Isabel Casalduero explained that "these days actions are being carried out to train these municipal services so that they can carry out the tasks of tracking and monitoring those affected by COVID-19 as it has been done, for some weeks, at the CECOVID in Lorca ". The Councilor for Emergencies of the Lorca City Council, Isabel Casalduero, has reported the support that the Lorca City Council is providing to the Emergency Service and Civil Protection of Águilas and Puerto Lumbrera, through the Municipal Emergency Service and Civil Protection of Lorca " . The mayor of Emergencies has detailed that "this help is being given through the necessary training actions, with the aim of preparing these municipal services to develop the tasks of tracking and monitoring those affected by COVID-19 as is being done for a few weeks in the CECOVID of Lorca, which began its work on September 25 ". Isabel Casalduero explained that "these training actions are carried out thanks to the close collaboration in the fight against COVID that the Lorca City Council, Health Area III, and the Public Health Service of this same health demarcation maintain." Casalduero has detailed that "this training, which began last Saturday, will continue throughout this week, allowing, in a short period of time, to provide trackers to the town councils of Águilas and Puerto Lumbreras, making it possible in the near future to equip themselves with its own tracking and monitoring center for those affected by the pandemic.

" The councilor has highlighted that "the incorporation of these new emergency and civil protection teams to the tracking tasks will contribute to alleviate the workload of the primary care health personnel of Águilas and Puerto Lumbreras, who also serve citizens of several districts of Lorca, due to the proximity to these municipalities ".

Source: Ayuntamiento de Lorca