The following figures were published by the Junta this morning and show a growth in contagion figures in general. On the Costa Tropical, Motril has joined Almuñécar and Salobreña in breaching the 500 barrier.
The fire service and police were called out in Almuñécar to tackle two car fires on Friday the 19th at the entrace to Los Pinos on the N-340.
The present curfew comes into effect at 22.00h each evening until 06.00h the next morning, seven days a week. To be out you need a valid reason.
Herewith, a more complete list of towns and their infection figures, the column in bold represents the threshold which dictates a municipal shut down.
The man who ambushed two women as they sat in their car – one of whom was his ex – and threw acid on them, has been tracked down and arrested.
The Guardia Civil rescue team, SEREIM (Rescue and Mountain Intervention) managed to local the body of a man who died when a cave collapsed in on him.
Concern continues over the British variant of the virus, especially with the proximity of Gibraltar – the Junta shut down eight neighbouring towns as a buffer.
Whilst UK and EU leaders ‘celebrate’ the Brexit agreement, whose repercussions loom, others are left to pick up the pieces.
As the accompanying photo demostrates, discarded greenhouse plastic ends up in barrancos and even washed up onto beaches and rocks on the coast.
The Andres Segovia Classical Guitar Competition, which was due to be held between the 26th and 30th of this month has been postponed.