This October 31, the capital of Almería will not celebrate any of the events on the Halloween calendar. The Almería City Council informs that, following the disaster caused by DANA and in solidarity with the victims, All municipal activities are suspendedincluding the “Night in Black”, during the three days of official mourning decreed by the Spanish government
In addition, on October 31, November 1 and 2, flags will be at half-mast in municipal facilities. “It’s time to support victims and their families in particularly difficult circumstances and to maintain the respect due to the deceased, maintaining the hope of finding the missing alive,” they said in a statement.
In the capital, more than fifty activities were organized to entertain children, young people and adults. a “terrifying” night where culture mixed with commercial dynamism. In other towns like Huércal de Almería, Roquetas de Mar or El Ejido, all activities have also been suspended.
The decision adopted by Almería City Hall was applauded by residents through social networks. He impact of tragedy In the population, as the data progresses, the number of deaths increases. Other groups such as associations and sports clubs are also joining this measure of canceling activities.
This Wednesday, the Almería City Council joined the minute of silence requested by the Spanish Federation of Municipalities and Provinces (FEMP), as a sign of mourning for those who died in Valencia and Albacete, due to the season rains. The mayor of Almería, María del Mar Vázquez, transferred the condolences to the family and the relatives of the deceased, as well as their solidarity with the thousands of people affected by this disaster.
Also, in a particular way, he wanted to show “our support for the Almeria campaign. We are sure of resilience and resilience of the women and men who work in our field, as well as in the diligence of political representatives who will be able to accelerate the necessary adoption of the aid measures.
Finally, he also wished to convey “our gratitude to all State security forces and agencies “which give a new lesson in professionalism and service capacity in the rescue, assistance and care of those affected.”
