The emergency, call centre, 112 handled 9,312 incidents across Andalucía during this latest bank holiday, which ended yesterday.
The Number of Emergency Calls
by Hugh MacArthur •
Andalusia
Regional news from Andalucia
Injected on the Dance Floor
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Andalusian Health Service (SAS) has attended 65 possible cases of people falling victims to Drug-facilitated Sexual Assault (DFSA) or date-rape (mind-altering) drugs to date.
Two Possible Drowning Deaths
by Martin Myall •
It’s worth pointing out that just because somebody died in the water; be it the sea or a pool, the cause of death might not be from drowning; hence the use of “possible.”
The Never-Ending Story
by Hugh MacArthur •
Andalucía had one of the lowest contagion rates in Spain… until the summer brought in millions of visitors. Granada now has Andalucia’s 2nd highest figures.
Beach Deaths
by Vivienne Hughes •
As soon as summer arrives, then news on drownings along the Andalusian coastline and in swimming pools, both private and public, begin to come in.
Disco Dangler Downfall
by Martin Myall •
Discoteca Mandala Beach in Mojácar was rammed (packed) with the dance floor crowded and above them, a young man on a swing. Shortly afterwards, he joined them.
The Grumpy Victim
by Hugh MacArthur •
When you crash your car into somebody’s house, you’re generally apologetic, after all, you can’t claim that they hit you, yet not everybody reacts that way.
Chinese Fireballs
by Martin Myall •
In the early hours of today a cluster of fireballs were seen crossing the sky to the South from West to East, but these weren’t meteorites but rather a Chinese rocket.
Baby Bitten in Bar
by Vivienne Hughes •
A 14-month-old baby was attacked by a dog on a bar terrace in El Ejido in Almería and severely injured
Saved by His Dog
by Martin Myall •
A man got into trouble after falling down a slop whilst looking for his dog. He was finally rescued thanks to it leading family members to way he lay.