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On the occasion of the feast of All Saints' Day, the Torre Pacheco City Council and the Parish have addressed the public with a series of instructions and recommendations for visiting the local cemeteries in the coming days, with measures prevention and containment to stop the spread of COVID-19.This morning, October 29, the mayor of Torre Pacheco, Antonio León, held a meeting with the vicar of Campo de Cartagena and Mar Menor, David Robles, in which the councilor for Citizen Security, Rosalía Rosique, the Local Police Chief Commissioner, José Mercader and the Local Police Inspector, Antonio Méndez, with the aim of organizing and implementing specific measures for the coming days, on the occasion of All Saints' Day.The capacity of the five cemeteries in the municipality will be limited according to their surface area, it will be mandatory to maintain social security distance and the use of a mask, as well as avoid meetings of more than six people, in addition a special joint operation has been arranged between Local Police and Civil Protection in the cemeteries of the municipality of Torre Pacheco, to ensure compliance with the measures adopted, and ensure that visits to the cemeteries are carried out in a staggered manner and without incident."These protection measures are aimed at preventing agglomerations from occurring in limited spaces such as cemeteries, which favor, together with individual responsibility, that the development of this traditional act is carried out with the maximum protection guarantees," he indicated the first mayor of the pachequero.For his part, the Vicar and Parish Priest of Torre Pacheco, has recommended planning and staggering visits in the coming days, as well as trying to avoid the days and hours of greatest influx, especially if you are a person at risk or belong to a group vulnerable.
In addition, and due to capacity limitations, he has recommended avoiding visiting groups and has requested a short stay in the cemetery.As for the traditional celebration of the Eucharist at the Torre Pacheco Parish Cemetery next Sunday, All Saints' Day, it has been reported that the Eucharist will be maintained for all the deceased at 12 in the morning, with a reduction in capacity, which It will be 70 people, a testimonial presence, as explained, respecting the safety distance.
Mass will also be held on Sunday at 12 in the morning at the Parroquia Ntra.
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Del Rosario, in order to avoid crowds.
Finally, and avoid crowds, David Robles, has invited neighbors to join in prayer from home next Sunday, November 1, All Saints' Day.The Chief Commissioner has reported on the police device that will be launched this weekend in all the cemeteries of the municipality to try to ensure that All Saints' Day passes without incident, recalling that the new restrictions will already be applied in terms of the non-exit and entry of the municipality, pointing out that it will be working in close collaboration with the parish priests of each district to help access the cemeteries and enforce the indications at all times.
In addition, he has indicated to the neighbors to follow the recommendations that they will find in the accesses to the cemeteries and once again he has wanted to transfer to the citizens that the Local Police will be at the disposal of the neighbors to resolve any incident.The mayor of Torre Pacheco, has reiterated once again the importance of respecting the measures and has appealed to individual responsibility and collaboration to avoid crowds and that these days pass without incident.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Torre Pacheco
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