An impressive fireball sped over the skies of Granada on the night of May the 28th, and its brightness was so intense, that is was like that of a full moon.
It’s been a month since the blackout that left all of Spain without electricity. The reason, as the Spanish government itself claims, is unknown, at least not publicly.
It has been announced that starting on the 1st of June, 700 fire-fighting personnel belonging to INFOCA will begin work protecting Granada woodlands from forest fires.
Almuñécar Councillor for Agriculture, Carlos Ferrón, announced that seven kilometres of 250mm PVC piping has been laid from the Herradura Water Treatment Plant up into the Hinterland.
The Port Authorities and the Spanish Air Force station in Motril have tightened their fraternal bond with the donation of an aircraft propeller as a monument.
When somebody leaves their car badly parked, it can be annoying but what if it blocks the road for an ambulance on an emergency? That’s what happened in Granada on Monday.
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