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PUERTO MORELOS, Q. Roo.- The authorities continue to redouble efforts for facing the massive arrival of sargassum on the coasts of Puerto Morelos, which has left hundreds of tons in recent days on beaches as on the seashore.
In this regard, Luis Cardena Peña, director of public services, reported that it was a relief to work since Tuesday afternoon performed the 50-foot catamaran, adapted to collect up to a ton of marine equipment before its booster on the coast, in addition to the ground support of 39, a sweeper, dump trucks and other machines, a statement said.
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In addition, he stated that the work of the management staff in charge and the workers of the rest of the offices municipal has been titanic, with the collaboration of s and citizenship in general. "Before noon today, we had already removed 12 dumpers, 14 meters, with sargassum," he said.
"It's an arduous work that starts at five in the morning and ends around six o'clock in the afternoon, because we remove the sargassum from the beach and then he calls more, "added the municipal official.
Luis Cardeña pointed out the direct communication that exists with the Government Secretariat of Ecology and the Environment (Sema), and other instances of the Federation to join efforts to combat this problem, in favor of the main economic activity of Quintana Roo, which is tourism. He added that SEMA set up a program for Puerto Morelos with which machines and workers contribute to the work.
On the other hand, the director of public services announced that the Puerto Protocol was established in the municipality Morelos, integrated by the local government, biologists, the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM ), the National Commission of Protected Natural Areas (Conanp), businessmen and hotel specialists, to be able to make decisions to control the arrival of sargassum and which affects the beaches less.
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