When the Health Minister for the Junta spoke about “letting our guard down” he was no doubt influenced by the Andalusia contagion figures.
Andalusian Conundrum
by Martin Myall •
Tag Archive for almeria
Workers Overcome by Fumes
by Vivienne Hughes •
Three workers who had been painting an underground cistern in the Roquetas de Mar waterpark (Almería) had to be rescued after succumbing to fumes.
Migrants Risking It All
by Martin Myall •
We’re so wrapped up in what restrictions there are; what we can do and what we can’t, that erstwhile items of news of importance have disappeared.
Torrox Beach Death
by Vivienne Hughes •
This Tuesday a Ukrainian man was pulled out of the sea off Playa del Sillón in Torrox, near the lighthouse.
Large Hill Fire in Berja
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Parque de Castala in Berja (Almería) has been the scene of a large hill fire since Friday afternoon. Infoca’s work has been complicated by high winds.
Airport Traffic Well Down
by Vivienne Hughes •
Andalucía’s airport channelled 8,291,967 passengers during 2020, which is a staggering 73.04% fewer than 2019.Or if you prefer, 22m passengers down on 2019.
Paraglider Accident
by Vivienne Hughes •
A paraglider enthusiast had to be rescued yesterday afternoon after a gust of wind carried him onto rocks at the end of a beach in Pulpí in Almería.
Motril Port Snubbed Again
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Motril Port Authorities are fuming as, yet again, the Central Government left them in the cold when handing out money to other ports.
Dead Beached Shark Retrieved
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Guardia Civil had to assist experts with the carcass of a shark washed up on Playa de La Puntica in Carboneras in Almería.
Hash on a Burnt out Bus
by Martin Myall •
Do you remember the article that we recently ran about a bus catching fire on the A-7 where it passes through Sorbas? There have been developments.