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The regional government aid can remove architectural barriers in municipalities like Pliego, Aledo, Cartagena, Fortuna, Puerto Lumbreras and Sewer

The Ministry of Public Works and Planning, through the Directorate General of Planning and Housing, subsidized with 45,000 euros to the town of Yecla to carry out improvement works to facilitate the accessibility of all citizens in the municipality's urban center , said today the general director, Antonio Navarro.

The scheme fits in the program for removal of architectural barriers and planning with the regional government facilitates the integration of disabled persons in the regional territory, "which in this case takes place in Yecla, for the special attention provided by the council of the municipality to this matter, "said Antonio Navarro.

On this occasion six actions be undertaken between San Luis and Ratchet streets consistent in carrying out the step-saving fords between the sidewalks and driveways for "respecting the original configuration and appearance while eliminating the unevenness and will facilitate transit through the area, "said the CEO.

"With the elimination of these barriers will also be more comfortable down the sidewalks to the elderly or mothers with strollers, as has been done in other municipalities as Pliego, Aledo, Cartagena, Fortuna, Puerto Lumbreras or Sewell, "recalled Antonio Navarro.

In this sense, the CEO highlighted the works undertaken in the framework of the Regional Programme of Elimination of Architectural Barriers and Urban Planning in Sewell, which has 26 fords bring in different streets of the town who have allowed a better pedestrian access to sidewalks , especially the disabled and the elderly, or in Puerto Lumbreras in the vicinity of the main commercial street.

Similarly, in the town of Fortuna has carried out various works in the town to remove all previous curbs sidewalks and has placed a slip paving the road level, distinguished by color and mark boundary road , "allowing you to leverage the full width of the streets without hindrance and to facilitate pedestrian traffic to the washes," the director general.

Source: CARM