After the accusations that the socialist councilor Pep Marí She poured on the operation of pest treatments in Dénia, Councilwoman María Mut, Representing the council, he wanted to step out of the statements with a statement defending the work carried out by the company Lokímica.
According to Mut, it is the most experienced company in the Region, which is also made in Dénia disinfestation four annual campaigns, instead of the three to which the law requires. Mut explained that further campaigns are planned well in advance to avoid such pests, and are always supervised by a technician of Health of the City area.
Since the consistory regret that the Socialists launch "bulos" in the tourist campaign "they do nothing but damage the image of Dénia on important dates".
I can say that in the salt marsh walk is the first time in many years, we barely see. Other years has been chaos and more when Mr. Mari was councilman.
As for cleaning, it is true that it has improved a lot. Only missing as Marc says, the neighbors are more supportive and carry bags to collect the poop of dogs
Good afternoon
I have no doubt about the efficiency of the company that Ms Mut defends in this statement, but I would like to take advantage of this announcement to request that you "take a look" at the Colegio LLebeig area.
I am a neighbor of it, and the truth is that in other years we have hardly seen any kind of «little showy animal ...» (cockroaches) and this year, (I do not know why) but more are seen.
Denia is clean, in the same area I would like to highlight and give my most sincere congratulations to housekeeping, because it is a pleasure to go for a walk every day and see the street clean. And I know that is cleaned every day, because some neighbors @ s @ s insolidari, and disrespectful not only with its neighbors, with their own pets but also about themselves too often leave the really dirty streets.
Thank you very much for the opportunity to express my opinion. Denia.com is a great site and a great discovery for me, a good way to keep abreast of our city.
A greeting.
Marc F. Segalá