Ribera offers the Xunta the "necessary help" in response to the spill of plastic pellets on the Galician coast

MADRID, 7 Ene. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The third vice-president and minister for Ecological and Demographic Transition, Teresa Ribera, has ensured that she follows the evolution of the flow of plastic pellets on the Galician coast and has offered the Xunta the "collaboration and assistance that she considers necessary".

"Pending the evolution of the plastic pellets that reach the Galician coast," Ribera said this Sunday in a publication on the social network land".

Likewise, he has reported that he has spoken with the president of the Xunta, Alfonso Rueda, to offer "the collaboration and help they consider necessary."

The spill, coming from containers of the merchant 'Tocano' lost while sailing in Portuguese waters, has flooded several areas of the Galician coast. In fact, it has already spread to areas of the Oleiros and Outes coast and the Mariña of Lugo, as reported by the town councils and the Noia Limpa Association.