| And continue where they are now when sanitary conditions allow it | The municipal government of the Totana City Council has acceded to the merchants' requests not to temporarily transfer the Weekly Market on Wednesdays to the fairgrounds - as they had been temporarily offered - and continue where they are now when sanitary conditions allow it.The Coordination Table of COVID-19 in Totana, made up of the mayor Juan José Cánovas, Local Police and Civil Guard, will evaluate this situation next Monday in order to make a definitive decision with which to continue this service over time.
public.The mayor and the councilors involved in this matter met yesterday with a delegation of merchant representatives in order to present the municipal government's approach and listen to their proposals, after which it was agreed to postpone the commissioning of the Weekly Market until another order.The intention of the Mayor's Office was to put it into operation as soon as possible, with certain restrictions on occupation and sales-food sectors, so that this sector would not accumulate more delays and consequent losses, safeguarding the hygienic and health conditions of the merchants and users.The merchants have preferred to wait and hold the Weekly Market again in the usual place, Rambla de La Santa Avenue and adjacent, when the health authorities guarantee security in the face of the crisis caused by COVID-19.In fact, the Association of Street Vendors of the Guadalentín Region (AVACG) has already communicated to the City Council, in writing, its preference to postpone the start date of the service in the municipality of Totana, "having consulted with the other vendors" , indicates the writing.
