The Titerroy Neighborhood Association is considering taking the City Council to the Environmental Prosecutor's Office

The Titerroy Neighborhood Association is considering taking the City Council to the Environmental Prosecutor's Office

The Titerroy Neighborhood Association, faced with the "indifference of the Arrecife City Council to something as serious as preventing health", states that it will take the Consistory to the Environmental Prosecutor's Office...

November 2 2009 (16:44 WET)

The Titerroy Neighborhood Association, faced with the "indifference of the Arrecife City Council to something as serious as preventing health", states that it will take the Consistory to the Environmental Prosecutor's Office, due to the risks to the health of the residents, the plague of turtledoves existing in the neighborhood.

A few months ago, Ismael Montero, president of the Neighborhood Association, also sent said concern to the Minister of Health, Trinidad Jiménez, who to date has not given any type of response to find a solution to the problem that the residents of the Titerroy neighborhood are suffering.

A problem, especially for allergy sufferers

For Montero, "the same thing will happen as happened in the Ramírez Cerda Park and all this due to the negligence of our rulers." The president of the neighborhood association also points out that "there is a serious health problem in Titerroy" and understands that the health of the residents comes first and then the turtledoves. From the neighborhood association they are collecting information about the risk to Public Health, in order to report the problem to the Environmental Prosecutor's Office, and thus order the institutions to find a quick solution to the serious problem that the residents are suffering and, above all, those who are allergic.

The Titerroy neighborhood association recalls that it has been "denouncing this situation for years" and that to date public institutions "have done nothing about it, which is why it is now being considered to take the matter to the Environmental Prosecutor's Office."

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