List of duty pharmacist/chemist’s in Motril during January
Motril
News, views and information from Motril
Motril Blue Zone Rockets
by Martin Myall •
The Motril Town Hall has just announced that 2013 will see up to a 200% increase in the price of fines in blue-zone parking. It’s not an across-the-board increase, however but depends on the type of infraction.
What’s Going On with the A7?
by Martin Myall •
A socialist MP had some harsh words for the Government’s decision to re-evaluate the price tag for two stretches of motorway: the A7 between La Herradura and the A44 between Izbor and Velez de Benaudalla.
Wrong Diagnosis
by Martin Myall •
The Regional Health Service (SAS) has been ordered to pay 136,473 euros in compensation to a man who was treated at the Motril area hospital, Santa Ana.
Eulogio, The Antipode of the Banks
by Martin Myall •
In these times when we hear of banks in Spain, some even after being bailed out with taxpayers’ money, evicting families from their homes, it is reassuring to read about the case of Eulogio Carmona.
The Industrious Night Shift
by Martin Myall •
A farmer in Motril turned up to harvest his field of onions and found that theives had already done it during the night: 21,000 kilos of onions.
Anti-Solidarity Thief & Solidarity Policemen
by Martin Myall •
Officers from the Policía Nacional have arrested a 44-year-old man in connection with the burglary carried out on a solidarity food bank in Motril. Meanwhile, the police have been donating food, themselves…
Awash with Sewage
by Martin Myall •
Residents in Motril’s Barrio San Antonio are desperate; a block of government-subsidized flats has its basement awash with sewage. And this hasn’t suddenly occurred has been a constant problem for the last seven years.
Half Sold Motril
by Martin Myall •
Almost half the new homes built in Motril are without purchasers. As far as flats still under construction go, 87% don’t have an owner.
Motril’s Controversial Dog Shelter
by Martin Myall •
The Town Hall calls it an albergue, which translates as hostel or shelter, whilst the socialist opposition leader, Flor Almón called it an extermination camp for abandoned dogs. Both terms are probably inaccurate, one more than the other.