On the 21st of September, summer drew to a close and the Guardia Civil could tot up just how many times it had gone out to rescue people: 45 times.
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Handy Shuttle Service
by Martin Myall •
The summer shuttle service that ferries beachgoers from the N-340 down to Playa Cantarriján carried a total of 33,845 people the summer season.
Airshow Controversy
by Martin Myall •
The 5th annual Festival Aéreo de Torre del Mar Air Show went ahead on the 12th of last month with around 230,000 spectators, but there was some controversy.
Peñiscola Building Collapse II
by Vivienne Hughes •
Rescue teams first thing this morning came across a body belonging to a minor. They are now lookig for the mother under the rubble.
Farmers will be Farmers
by Martin Myall •
Helicopter pilots on fire-fighting missions have enough to look out for, like HT lines, without dodging an idiot pointing a shotgun at them.
New Tsunami Projections
by Martin Myall •
Researchers at CSIC have discovered that the fault lines like the ones off the Andalusian coastline have a higher probabilty of causing a tsunami that first thought.
Unchecked Greed?
by Martin Myall •
Electricity prices have been crippling, more so for heavy-consumption businesses than homes, but even so, families will struggle with these summer bills.
40,000 Guns in Granada
by Vivienne Hughes •
One of the things that have the police forces on their toes is keeping track of guns and explosives within the province.
Long-Awaited Centro de Salud
by Martin Myall •
The plan to replace the present, crowded, medical facilities in Salobreña, near the Town Hall, with modern ones half way to the beach has long been brewing.
New Bus Company for Salobreña
by Martin Myall •
The municipal bus service in Salobreña is going to get a good sprucing up when the terms for new service contract come up next year.