If yesterday it was the Consellera de Gobernación, Gabriela Bravo, who visited the coast of Xàbia to check , the magnitude of Gloria, this morning has been the Deputy Delegate of the Government in Alicante, Araceli Poblador, who, together with his Valencia namesake, José Roberto González, has visited the area of Duanes de la Mar with the Mayor of Xàbia, José Chulvi.
Chulvi has reviewed the strong work that is being done "to return to normality, but in the most complicated situations it is not impossible at the moment until the storm improves. "Given the current situation, the mayor has added that "We are still in the emergency and pending the evolution of the Gorgos River. We have enabled roads in danger due to landslides or trees in the streets and we continue to respond to emergencies."
José Chulvi thanked the representatives of both the Government of the Generalitat and the State for being aware of the situation we have experienced "and they have proof that Xàbia is a municipality very affected by the Gloria storm."
The mayor has indicated that "We are facing a storm that we had never lived with wind and rain. Now is the time to act in the emergency room and the time for assessments will come."
For its part, the sub-delegate, Araceli Poblador, has said that it is not yet time to make evaluations, "A first report has been made that is sent to Madrid and when the storm ends, Costas will make an emergency evaluation and recovery of the beaches."
Population has added that "The weather forecasts have been fulfilled with a very complicated storm with a mixture of cold and wind front affecting Xàbia for its geographical determinism. We want to give full support to the mayor and all citizens, now it is time to clean and leave the streets as soon as possible and later it will touch the damage assessment ".
The Government subdelegate has clarified that Costas will do its job, as well as the Ministry of Transportation "And let there be no doubt that our beaches will be operational during Holy Week."
