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| With the de-escalation and the progressive departure of the children, the temporary safe-conduct that the Mayor had granted to Little Mouse Pérez during the confinement ends | More than 150 boys and girls from Totana have received for seven weeks the accreditation diplomas to which a tooth fell during this timeThe Mayor's Office communicates that with the arrival of the de-escalation and the progressive and long-awaited exit of the children to the street, the temporary safe-conduct that the first mayor, Juan José Cánovas, had granted to Ratoncito Pérez during the time of confinement, ends.More than 150 boys and girls from Totana, from the different neighborhoods and districts of the municipality, have received since March 29 their accreditation diploma processed by Ratoncito Pérez, which the Mayor's Office sent to those who lost a tooth during these days of obligatory domiciliary recollection.This initiative was developed as a result of the municipal Bando issued by the mayor, authorizing the brand new rodent to go out into the streets of Totana, in an exceptional way, to visit the homes of this municipality in the face of these exclusive cases during this time.The mayor of Totana, Juan José Cánovas, is sending today an accrediting diploma processed by Ratoncito Pérez to the boys and girls of this town who lose a tooth during these days of confinement.The first mayor issued last Sunday a Bando in which he authorizes the brand new rodent to go outside, exclusively, to visit the homes of this municipality in these exceptional cases during the time of home collection.Juan José Cánovas wanted to respond to this demand in response to the requests that many families moved at the beginning of the confinement and the concern that this situation generated among the youngest in the current context.The initiative was later promoted by other Spanish municipalities, which forced the Little Mouse Pérez to multiply his night work.The mayor, Juan José Cánovas, has sincerely thanked and congratulated all the boys and girls of Totana for the admirable and enviable behavior they have had during the confinement; and he has asked them for one last effort over the next few weeks to comply with the recommendations of their parents and guardians during going out into the streets to combat this epidemic.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Totana