Two people received burn injuries during the night of San Juan on a beach in Salobreña.
San Juan Injuries in Salobreña
by Vivienne Hughes •
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Investigated over Costa Fire
by Hugh MacArthur •
A 37-year-old man is under investigation as a suspect for the fire caused in Polopos earlier this month. He is likely to face a charge of gross negligence.
Los Guájares Fire Suspect
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Guardia Civil are investigating a possible suspect thought to have been behind the fire last month in Los Guájares area of the Costa Tropical.
Maro Park Menaced by Fire
by Hugh MacArthur •
Yesterday saw a forest fire underneath the Torre de Maro, right on the border of the natural park.
Cantalobos Grass Fire
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Almuñécar fire service, backed by Infoca assets, were busy towards the end of last month putting out a hill fire in the Cuesta Cordobilla/ Cantalobos above La Herradura.
Salobreña, Cars & Flames
by Martin Myall •
The Costa Tropical seems to be going through a spate of cars on fire, especially Salobreña, where yesterday another two went up.
Party Time in Torrecuevas
by David Darby •
The residents of the Almuñécar district of Torecuevas will be celebrating their VII Cultural Coexistence Fiesta this evening. It’s really an extension of the Fiesta de la Candelaria (Candlestick Party), also known as the Night of the Lights.
San Juan Almuñécar & La Herradura
by Martin Myall •
While Salobreña started their San Juan fiesta yesterday – it’s the patron saint there – Almuñécar and La Herradura start theirs tonight.
Foreigner Arrested over Alpujarra Fire
by Vivienne Hughes •
A 59-year-old foreign resident (nationality not given) has been charged a forest fire in Llanos de Bayácar in the municipality of Órgiva.
San Juan Almunecar 2011
by Editor •
San Juan is a youngster’s festival – if you’re in your late teens or twenties, on the beach is a must on the night of San Juan. But it’s not exclusively theirs, because it is also the night for whole families. Childhood memories are always full of this magic night of towering bonfires and partying. Admittedly, parents of kids up to around eight will probably go home soon after the main bonfire is light at midnight, rather than spending the night camped out, but the rest stay, to witness dawn before finally crashing out.