In the Plenary Meeting of Salobreña Town Council yesterday a motion for a building licence for a complex for the elderly in the beach area of the town was approved.
The Maracena Policía Local pulled a young rider over for dangerous driving who explained that he had been trying to impress two young girls from the town.
One of the tasks that had been giving rescuers nightmares was the pumping out of the water in the underground car park beneath the Centro Comercial Bonaire in Aldaia, as they feared the worse.
Whilst media attention is zooming in on Paiporta and other affected towns in Valencia, there have been three minor earth tremors in the Comarca de Axarquía in the province of Málaga in less than a week.
We’ve previously reported on efforts in Almuñécar to send supplies to Valencia, but the capital of Costa Tropical, Motril, is also demonstrating the solidarity of its inhabitants.
The inhabitants of Paiporta poured out their emotion in the form of anger during the King’s visit, together with the Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez and the Prime Minister of the Autonomous Region of Valencia (Generalitat) Carlos Mazón.
For the second time in less than a fortnight the pipeline-laying work in the bed of Río Guadalfeo where it passes through the canyon has been damaged by surges in the river.
The Mancomunidad de Municipios de la Costa Tropical is working on the a draft project and a feasibility study for a walkway between the Marina and Cotobro beach.
We were in Almuñécar this morning to report on the essential goods being collected for Valencia and had the chance to speak with the Mayor, Juan Jose Ruíz Joya.
Soon the focus of media attention will move on long before even a hint of normality returns to Paiporta in Valencia and to continue reporting on it will fail to arouse interest no matter its importance.
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