The spokesperson for C's Xàbia, Enrique Escrivá, has asked the municipal government to enable a free bus line or a service agreed with the Xàbia taxi cooperative, to facilitate the free movement of people who are summoned for vaccination, either at the Xàbia Health Center, in the vaccination point of Dénia or the point that is enabled in Xàbia.
Escrivá has highlighted that the Town hall should "Give all the facilities to vulnerable groups of people, since we are talking about some 2.000 xabieros who are in the age range of 64 to 69 years."
A figure, which rises to 4.928 people, counting with the rest of the upper age ranges, taking into account that those over 80 have already been vaccinated.
As indicated by the orange mayor, the City Council could enable an extraordinary bus service, or sign an agreement with the Xàbia taxi service, which facilitates travel to the vaccination point of Dénia, the vaccination point that is enabled in Xàbia, including the Xàbia Health Center, as well as the return trip. A free service - Escrivá has shelled -, which has all the sanitary measures and a wide range of departure and return times, as well as stops if the bus line is chosen, "Especially taking into account the dispersion of population centers and urbanizations in Xàbia", to facilitate in this way, the movement for vaccination in a safe and coordinated way
with the personnel of the corresponding vaccination point.
In addition, the xabiero councilor has shown his concern about the vaccination process of residents who do not have a SIP card, and has asked the City Council to make an effort and demand that the Consell say how it will
proceed with these neighbors who "They have lived among us for so many years."
From C's Xàbia, -he has continued-, we urge these neighbors to register, so that they can have the right to health care and also the City Council benefits when it comes to the funds it receives from the
state funding.
