
The Policía Nacional are investigating the theft of communication equipment belonging to the lifeguard post for Calahonda beach.
The Regional Government of Aragón has ordered that 92,700 minks be put down after they were tested and it was discovered that 86% were infected with Covid-19.
Motril has already led the way with the Costa Tropical’s first beach for dogs and now, owing to demand, it has enlarged the area of the beach for this type of use.
First of all, despite first reports, the body was not “headless” but lacking a face – a gruesome fact but one requiring correction.
As part of the Programa de Educación Ambiental, Salobreña Town Hall has organised a kayak & padel-surf excursion along the Caleta cliffs for the 6th of August.
There was a fire in the garage on Calle Perrone in Salobreña where the street-cleaning company parks its vehicles last Wednesday.
A road accident in Torrenuevas involving several vehicles took place on Tuesday at the entrance to the town.
Granada has two fire stations and both were working flat out to pump out tunnels and other flooded areas after a torrential downpour yesterday.
The new obligatory use of surgical masks must be observed on beaches and public swimming pools. Failure to do so will result in a 100-euro fine.
The maritime branch of the Guardia Civil recovered a headless corpse in a neoprene suit some eight nautical miles off Almuñécar yesterday.
The Guardia Civil in Alicante have arrested two men suspected of being responsible for the murder of a 70-year-old British woman, one of whom was a friend.
For the last five years Torrox has imposed a brolly ban when it comes to reserving space on a beach prior to using it, but people don’t learn.
Starting Wednesday, the wearing of masks within Andalucía will be obligatory in public spaces both interior and exterior. Failure to wear one will result in a fine.
The Guardia Civil had to call in the assistance of a beekeeper after a broken-down lorry was found to contain a swarm of bees in the back.