The company that manages the water supply for the Mancomunidad de la Costa Tropical, Aguas y Servicios, shows that water consumption during Easter was down.
Less Water Consumed
by Hugh MacArthur •
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Salobreñeros Being Naughty
by Martin Myall •
The control on the access points of Salobreña might be keeping people out, but it’s not keeping them in; at home, that is.
Drug-Loaded Lorry Intercepted
by Martin Myall •
A control point on the A-7 above Motril on Wednesday stopped a lorry carrying 32 packages of hashish amounting to a tonne in weight. The street value of the drug is estimated at 5,000,000 euros.
Otívar Hosed Down by Infoca
by Martin Myall •
It was Otívar’s turn again for the street-disinfection treatment but this time by Infoca personnel; the first time it was carried out by the military.
News on Carmenes del Mar
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Regional Tribunal Superior de Justicia (TSJA) has ordered Almuñécar Town Hall to make a new access lane for Urbanización Cármenes del Mar in La Herradura.
Almuñécar Medics Back
by Vivienne Hughes •
The twelve medical workers that went down with Coronavirus at the Almuñécar Medical Centre have now returned to work as they have been cleared of the infection.
Rescate Landslip Problems
by Hugh MacArthur •
A landslip in Pago de El Rescate, behind La Herradura, has damaged four cortijos and a water tank.
Landslip Ruins Farmers
by Vivienne Hughes •
The landslip next to the A-7 near the Castell de Ferro might have only temporarily inconvenienced traffic but it has done lasting damage to farmers.
Salobreña Cat Volunteers
by Martin Myall •
Salobreña has five, stray-cat colonies, each one with between ten to twelve members. Like gangsters, they each have their turf.
Surgical Alcohol from Pakistan
by Vivienne Hughes •
A second cargo of surgical alcohol was landed at Motril Port, which will be used to make disinfectant, hand gels, as well as other sterilising agents.