La Algaba coordinates with the Guardia Civil and the Local Police to monitor the countryside during the orange campaign
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The La Algaba Town Council has brought together the agricultural sector with the Guardia Civil and the Local Police to address the prevention of thefts on estates during the orange harvest. It asks farmers to report any suspicious situation.
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The La Algaba Town Council has brought together the municipality's agricultural sector with the Guardia Civil and the Local Police to prepare for the orange harvest campaign. The meeting, held every season, served to listen to the concerns and proposals of farmers and to address prevention measures against possible thefts on estates.
Coordinated surveillance
During the campaign, coordination between the Guardia Civil and the Local Police will be essential to reinforce surveillance and security in the fields of La Algaba, according to the Town Council.
The Council reminds farmers of the importance of reporting any suspicious situation. That communication with the security forces facilitates their action and helps prevent possible crimes.
What is asked of the sector
Those who work in the fields of La Algaba are asked to notify the Guardia Civil or the Local Police of any suspicious sign on the estates during the harvest. The Town Council states that this collaboration is key to the protection of the farms.
Who took part
The mayor, Diego Manuel Agüera Piñero, attended the meeting accompanied by representatives of the government team and by officers of the Guardia Civil and the Local Police. The meeting was held on the afternoon of Monday, October 19.