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Moreno has informed the Director General of Transport, Coasts and Ports that, despite the fact that for reasons of security it may be necessary to install a deterrent system, "we do not think that the installation of this fence is the most accurate in a port that is located In the urban center and which also has a promenade that is transported daily by a large number of people "

The mayor of Aguilas, Mari Carmen Moreno, has transferred this morning to the general director of Transport, Coasts and Ports, Salvador García-Ayllón, disagreement of a large part of the aquiline citizenship as well as the Government Team of the City of Eagles with the Fenced that since yesterday is being installed in the zone of the fishing port of the locality.

The action, which has been developed by the General Directorate of Ports, has unleashed numerous citizen critics for the visual impact that supposes and this has been communicated by the first aquiline mayor to García-Ayllón.

"We understand that, for safety reasons and in order to avoid thefts that are suffering the ships, it may be necessary some deterrent element but we do not think that the installation of this fence is the most successful in a port that is located in the Urban center and also has a promenade that is daily traveled by a large number of people.

The first aquiline mayor made these statements in the course of a meeting held this morning with the general director of Transport, Coasts and Ports that has moved to the town in order to assess the damages caused after the storm of rain of this end of week.

On this subject, stressed the mayor, "the most remarkable damage that has suffered the port has been the sinking of a part of the cobblestones of the walk that will have to be valued by the technicians of the Autonomous Community."

Apart from this issue and some specific damage to vessels, the first aquiline mayor agreed with the director general that "the port has endured quite well the temporary strong suffered."

Source: Ayuntamiento de Águilas