The Junta has published the changes announced yesterday evening in the official regional gazette (BOJA). It confirms the list of closed municipalities.

1. Maximum gathering, interiors and exteriors are reduced to four people. This does not affect those living under one roof nor establishments opened to the public. Neither does this limitation affect work activities, schools and universities.

2. As the situation develops, towns may be added to those that have their boundries closed if they surpass 500 infected per 100,000 inhabitants.

3. Federated athletes involved in official sporting events, not withstanding their living in a closed municipality, can cross provincial boundaries to participate in winter-sport competitions or to train as long as they have forfaits (for the Sierra Nevada).

Granada Province
Polopos
Juviles
Carataunas
Cortes y Graena
Benalúa
Gorafe
huéneja
Pedro Martínez
Dehesas de Guadix
Purullena
Morelábor
Baza
Cogollos de Guadix
Zújar
Pinos Puente
Guadahortuna
Colomera
Campotéjar
Valle (El)
Láchar
Albuñuelas
Píñar
Iznalloz
Alfacar
Íllora
quéntar
Peligros
Nigüelas
Chauchina
Ogíjares
huétor Vega
Moraleda de Zafayona
Malahá (La)
Pórtugos
Sorvilán
Capileira
Alamedilla
huélago
Beas de Granada
Algarinejo
Montillana
Calicasas
Cogollos de la Vega
Moclín
Padul
Torre-Cardela
Ventas de huelma
Fornes
Benalúa de las Villas

Málaga Province (Axarquía)
Alcaucín
Alfarnate
Sayalonga
Vélez-Málaga
Algarrobo
Arenas
Moclinejo
Salares
Alfarnatejo

Editorial notes: Bars and restaurants are restricted to a maximum of four people at a table.

Sierra Nevada remains open to people who want to ski for fun as long as they live in the province and do not come from a municipality included in the list above.

Finally, a reader commented that Carataunas was wrongly identified as closed down and that it should have been Soportújar. Unfortunately, the BOJA does not confirm this.

(News: Granada, Andlucia)