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The City has issued 260 decrees of demolition, some of which provide for various buildings, and others include ships, warehouses, ... The total area has been demolished 164,458 m2.

The Town Planning of the Municipality of Lorca, José Joaquín Peñarrubia has reported that 1164 houses and 45 ships, warehouses and other buildings have been demolished within emergency called by the Central Government result of the damage to these buildings the May 11 earthquake.

Peñarrubia explained that the Consistory has issued 260 demolition orders, some of which contemplate various buildings.

The total 164,458 m2 have been demolished, with the areas most affected have been the Vineyard, Santa Clara Avenue and Old Town.

The mayor explained that the expenses justified as emergency by the City in excess of 22 million euros, of which 50% are demolitions and the rest to other emergency expenses (such as debris removal, cleaning, shoring, facade maintenance, bypass lines, initial signs of buildings, ...).

José Joaquín Peñarrubia has returned to claim the Government of Spain to open a new term to include additional costs that may be attributable to earthquakes generated for example by changing the buildings that currently are not impending doom, so "We hope to be sensitive to the plight being experienced by many families Lorca."

In addition, the Town Planning and Internal Affairs has issued his thanks to city employees and workers of companies that "are working very hard and swiftly, without looking times because Lorca not have to face more expenses Following this catastrophe. "

The mayor also thanked the patience of the Lorca who are having to endure inconvenience and roadblocks so that they can perform so many works of this magnitude in so short a time.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Lorca