The items were provided by the Argentine delegation to the Mixed Technical Commission of Salto Grande and the National Ministry of Security and Justice.
This Friday morning, the mayor Francisco Azcué delivered breathalyzers and helmets to the Traffic Directorate, which were provided to the Municipality of Concordia by the Argentine delegation to the Mixed Technical Commission of Salto Grande and the Provincial Ministry of Security and Justice, respectively.
These include 2 approved Alcotest breathalyzers, a Drager printer, paper for the Alcotest printer, 1000 Alcotest mouthpieces, and an Alcotest funnel, delivered by CTM, and 20 helmets for the prevention of road accidents, through the Provincial Road Safety Observatory, which reports to the Ministry of Security and Justice of Entre Ríos.
“These are very important items for the road safety of our city, which will be used through the various controls that we have been carrying out in the city,” remarked the mayor Azcué, who was accompanied by the Government Secretary Luciano Dell´Olio.
In this regard, he highlighted the work being done by the Government Secretariat through the Undersecretariat of Security and the Traffic Directorate “in the control tasks that we must carry out to have an orderly and neat city, where rules and the law are complied with.”
The Director of Traffic and Transport Emanuel Galli emphasized the importance of having these items, as they reinforce the work being carried out through the area's various programs, noting that in addition to the controls, one of the objectives is to continue raising awareness about the importance of complying with traffic regulations to have a safer Concordia.