Marbella Strengthens Environmental Health Strategy with Technical Sessions on Invasive Species, Mosquitoes, and Legionella
Marbella’s City Council is reinforcing its environmental health strategy with technical sessions addressing topics such as invasive species, mosquitoes, and the new regulations on legionella. The councilor in charge, Alejandro González, highlighted that the aim of this forum, held today at the Adolfo Suárez Conference and Exhibition Center, is to enhance the training of specialized companies and provide information to the public to ensure a safer city. He emphasized that this is the fourth edition of a meeting that addresses key issues that arise at different times of the year and how we can protect ourselves from them, while also highlighting the close collaboration and ongoing communication with the Andalusian Regional Government, represented by the Head of Health Service of the Málaga Territorial Delegation, Carolina Calero.
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