A day marked by good weathera day when the sun shone and despite the strong storms that hit in recent days, hundreds of people came to the Toledo cemetery to visit their loved ones, on the occasion of All Saints’ Day and All Saints’ Day. Day.
The family could be seen at the cemeterys that, carrying bouquets of colorful flowers, they directed their steps towards the graves of their loved ones and showed their pain for the tragedy that DANA caused in many cities of Castile-La Mancha and Valencia.
The mayor of Toledo, Carlos Velázquez ha vI returned to send a message of condolences to all the residents of Valencia, Albacete and ConquenFor the victims of DANA, “we are facing a disaster of truly incalculable magnitude and, on the part of the municipality, “We are doing everything in our power.”
In fact, the mayor emphasized that town hall firefighters They are available to the firefighters of the Valencian Community and This Thursday “we are starting a food collection campaign and basic supplies, and coordinated with the Provincial Council of Toledo, which in turn coordinates with the municipalities of Cuenca, Albacete and especially Valencia, to, no later than Monday, send it to all those affected by DANA who need it.
new graves
On the other hand, Carlos Velázquez assured this Friday that the City Hall was studying the recovery of 26 new graves in addition to the 55 already recovered last year as part of the Graves Recovery Plan and that “they respond to a serious problem that we encountered when we arrived because there were practically no graves and the mortuary service was in danger”.
Francisco Cerro presided over the mass for all the deceased, in the presence of Mayor Carlos Velázquez and other councilors.
It is for this reason that he highlighted the work carried out by the branch councilor, Loreto Molina, also referring to the action that was carried out to repair the road surface and the sidewalk “to guarantee free movement and the safety of all. people, on this “so special day when we remember our deceased loved ones”.
But not only that, the mayor recalled that action was also taken on the tree stand and in the cemetery gardens where various repairs were carried out, “more than 70 trees which were in poor condition due to bad weather were reduced last year and that it was necessary to guarantee the safety of people who visit cemeteries.
The mayor, accompanied by advisors from his government team, the president of the Provincial Delegation of Toledo and advisors from the PSOE, attended the mass celebrated by Archbishop Francisco Cerro, in memory of all the deceased.
