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José Ballesta recommended "maximum restraint" to drivers and reported that "the Highways Agency maintains special equipment for road safety"
The Minister of Public Works and Planning, José Ballesta, reported this morning that "the Highways Agency maintains special road safety device that was launched last Tuesday and continues today due to the risk orange alert heavy rains in the region declared. "
The counselor explained that "this morning, at 9:15 pm and proceeded to cut the road to Morata de Mazarrón (MRI-D4), to ensure the safety of drivers, as has occurred overflow promenade of Las Moreras. "
Operators Conservation Brigades continue to work in the area and are expected throughout the day circulation is restored.
Except this road, other roads that make up the Regional Network are open to traffic.
However, the counselor recommended "caution behind the wheel throughout the day until you send heavy rains are affecting especially at Guadalentín Valley."
In particular, the roads in the county in which the movement is difficult and extreme caution is recommended are: you plug the Paretón (Totana) with Mazarrón (RM-315), the road to La Atalaya (RM-D2 ), which binds the Garrobillo with The Ramonete (RM-D20), which goes to Eagles Mazarrón RM-332, which connects this path with tips Calnegre (RM-D21) and the road of Puri (RM-620 .)
The Brigades of the General Directorate of Roads, which are in constant contact with the Emergency Coordination Centre in the Region of Murcia and the Guardia Civil, have marked these sections and continue to perform cleanup in the area to ensure maximum safety drivers.
Source: CARM
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