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The Minister of Agriculture and Water, Antonio Cerdá, and the mayor of Sewell, Lazarus Mellado, today inaugurated the system of tertiary treatment of sewage in the municipality that extends the debugging process and reuse of water and "perfect" quality of flows obtained.
The expansion represents an investment of 1.9 million euros, financed by the Cohesion Fund of the European Union and regional government equity.
The plant is designed to reuse 13,000 cubic meters of water a day.
Cerda noted that systems and sewage treatment in the region "are governed by the technical criteria of the Code of California, which are the strictest in this matter."
Murcia stressed that municipalities are equipped with sewage "that employ the latest technologies."
He indicated that this treatment system allows us to have a "totally clean water free of any pathogens and bacteria, which enables direct reuse in agriculture."
The Region of Murcia debug all of its waters, with over 100 hectometres of water per year, and "outweighs the European guidelines for water quality, by eliminating 97 percent of the pollution load, compared to 75 percent required by the European Union.
The General Plan of cleansing and purifying of the region is a continuous action and priority of the regional government that was launched in 2000 and whose objectives are met.
The effectiveness of water management in Murcia has been recognized nationally and internationally to be the Segura basin the only one to recover all of its wastewater.
Source: CARM
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