Molvízar has such a rat-infestation problem in the upper area of the village (Avenida de Ítrabo) that locals keep their doors and windows closed day and night in order to keep the blighters out.
It’s strange that a coast that boasts over 300 days of sunshine a year with temperatures than never go below zero, more than half of its hotels close their doors at the end of the high season.
In a recent article (published on the 13th) we reported on a body that was retrieved from the sea under the cliffs in Calahonda (Cala Zacatín) on Friday the 19th after being reported around 12.20h.
Between Friday evening and Saturday morning, a section of about two kilometres or Río Guadalfeo between Lobres and Salobreña dried up completely, causing the death of thousands of fish, including specimens of two protected species.
You might have heard of the La Herradura resident, Lilian Urquieta, who has a shop on C. Príncipe in the village and whose mother runs the gardening centre next to the main road.
The coming bank-holiday weekend for the Virgen del Pilar end on Monday the 12th has a weather forecast predicting “polar cold” for the province according to the provincial press! But don’t panic!
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