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José Alberto León, insular director of Mobility, details the main initiatives launched to streamline transportation on the island. Go to download The Cabildo of Tenerife has launched the 'Tuwawa' initiative, a service adapted to people with reduced mobility that aims to bring residents in remote population centers closer to the nearest bus stop. To use it, the user must book their trip from a week to half an hour in advance, through the 'Tuwawa' application, available for IOs and Android devices. You can also do so from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. the day before by calling, from Monday to Friday, at 922-003-803, where they will provide you with all the information you need. The testing service will be active until April 30, on weekdays from Monday to Friday, from 6:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Island plan, BUS-HOV lanes and public transport José Alberto León, insular director of Mobility, makes an extensive review of all the initiatives launched by the Cabildo as far as mobility is concerned. It indicates that the department will have a budget of 81 million euros this year, 13% more than in 2020, to address the large planned projects, such as the tender for the Insular Sustainable Mobility Plan, the promotion of BUS-HOV lanes, and the promotion of public transport through the modernization of payment methods, the improvement of stations and stops or the extension of on-demand transport.
The tender for the drafting of the Insular Sustainable Mobility Plan will have a budget of 150,000 euros this year, of the total of 600,000 in which its cost is estimated. Regarding the BUS-HOV lanes, it is expected to have, at the end of the mandate, a total of 50 kilometers of roads, increasing the number of public transport users on these lanes by 80% and the number of vehicles by 10%. high occupancy. Black spot ruins 30% of La Aldea's tomato production Álvaro de la Bárcena, Deputy Minister of the Primary Sector of the Government of the Canary Islands, visited the affected producers last Friday the 5th | SAN NICOLÁS VILLAGE CITY COUNCIL Álvaro de la Bárcena, Deputy Minister of the Primary Sector of the WhatsApp Number List Government of the Canary Islands, visited the affected producers last Friday the 5th | SAN NICOLÁS VILLAGE CITY COUNCIL Marcelo Rodríguez Quintana, technician at the Coagrisan agricultural cooperative, estimates that the losses amount to 1.5 million euros. Go to download The mildew fungus, or black spot, has ruined 30% of the production of the tomato crop in La Aldea de San Nicolás that is destined for export, according to Marcelo Rodríguez Quintana, technician at the Coagrisan agricultural cooperative. He states that the cause lies in excess humidity, a product of previous rains, which has not dissipated due to the absence of winds. It is a contagious disease that affects the crop and is reproduced by spores that are transmitted between crops through the wind or on the clothing of people who handle the crops.
Losses of 1.5 million It estimates losses of 1.5 million euros, an amount that is not compensable by insurance companies since they argue that the European Union does not allow them to cover these losses. For this reason, they have asked the Government of the Canary Islands and the Island Council for help “to at least cover the losses.” Remember that last year four million kilos were thrown away.The COLEFC launches a manifesto warning of the “serious consequences” of neglecting physical activity Eva Navarro (left) meeting with Ángel Víctor Torres this month | COLEF CANARIAS Eva Navarro (left) meeting with Ángel Víctor Torres this month | COLEF CANARIAS Its president, Eva Navarro, points out that the covid-19 pandemic in the Canary Islands is added to that of obesity, in which we occupy the first positions. Go to download The Official College of Sports Physical Educators of the Canary Islands (Colef Canarias) has presented a manifesto for the consideration of the provision of physical education and sports services as an essential activity during the covid-19 pandemic. The institution, which integrates more than 760 physical-sports educators from the Canary Islands, expresses in the document “its enormous concern about the measures that are being implemented.” are being taken in relation to the limitation of the provision of physical education, physical activity and sport services during the development of the pandemic.” Its president, Eva Navarro, indicates that the Canary Islands are simultaneously suffering from two pandemics, that of Covid-19 and that of not regularly carrying out physical activity, “something that was already there before and that leads us to occupy first positions in rankings.
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