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199 vendors uninsured have received 980,863 euros and 170 cases have been approved for underinsurance traders will receive a total grant of 879,653 euros.

Councilman Trade of the City of Lorca, Eduardo Sanchez, has reported that up to this day have approved 369 grants to businesses affected by earthquakes worth EUR 1,860,517.21, which together with the compensation of the CCS Insurance are allowing rehabilitate and reopen damaged facilities.

Sanchez said "this Wednesday met the Evaluation Commission and Competitiveness Improvement Plan of the Ministry of Trade, comprising representatives of Ceclor, Chamber of Commerce and the City, and approved grant a new aid package to 11 without insurance businesses value of € 78,200.56. "

Thus 199 vendors are already uninsured have received 980,863 euros since, as pointed Eduardo Sanchez, "aid payments are made in just a few days after they are approved."

Of these 19 are rehabilitation projects staple establishments, 24 are catering, 63 trading, 60 services, 5 of 29 industrial and other economic activity. "

To this figure we add the 170 applications approved in the amount of EUR 879 653 180 studied by the Joint Commission for the shops that had underinsurance on May 11, 2011.

Remember that both aid for uninsured businesses like shops with underinsurance willing to amount to a maximum of € 8,000 per file.

In addition, the Joint Commission has denied 19 cases did not meet the requirements because, for example, had been compensated by the consortium in an amount equal to or greater than the assessment made by the regional technical.

For their part, have denied 27 applications submitted to the call for uninsured businesses for not complying with the conditions, the most common being that did have insurance.

Furthermore, it is expecting that 40 applicants to provide any documents to prove they lack whether or not beneficiaries of aid, something that should make the next few days if they will not be excluded from the aid.

In this sense, Councillor of Commerce pointed out that "at first the previous Central Government did not include any support for affected traders who had no insurance, so earlier this year we launched this line of support fruit collaboration between the city of Lorca and the Ministry of Economy, which certainly is helping Lorca again be a magnet for business for much of the Region of Murcia and part of the province of Almería. "

Source: Ayuntamiento de Lorca