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"The problem of 'botellón' is not solved only with prohibitions, so we want to reinforce the alternative leisure program for young people," says the orange spokesman, Jerónimo Moya

The municipal group of Citizens in Cehegín has been approved unanimously in the recent Plenary two proposals.

The first will serve to strengthen control of the sale and consumption of alcohol to minors, while the second requires more resources to fight against the 'xylella fastidiosa', a bacterial agricultural pest known as the 'Ebola of the olive trees', but which affects also to citrus and other crops, both local and regional.

In the first case, the orange motion will include in the Citizen Security Ordinance prohibiting the sale of alcohol in convenience stores - known as' chinos'- between ten o'clock at night and seven o'clock in the morning, as well as the ongoing awareness programs on the dangers of alcohol consumption in children, with talks and educational and informative days.

"The problem of 'botellón' and the indiscriminate consumption of alcohol among our young people is not going to be tackled only with prohibitions, so we have also managed to improve the resources allocated to the alternative leisure program for our young people," said the spokesperson. local, Jerónimo Moya.

In the case of the 'xylella fastidiosa', Citizens has warned that the plague "is already in our doors, after detecting an outbreak in the Marina Baja of Alicante, so it is urgent to intensify the controls on this bacterium". motion calls for more investment to the regional executive to fight against this bacterium and increase controls for its early detection.

Citizens has already introduced into the budgets a game of 500,000 euros to strengthen the plant health service, but from Cs Cehegín is also requested "to articulate the necessary mechanisms to provide in the budget a line intended to compensate farmers who might be affected by this plague. "

Source: Ciudadanos Región de Murcia