Public transport in Motril has been reduced to a minimum, more or less equal to weekends in frequency. This measure will remain in force until the 9th of April.
Motril Public Transport Info
by Vivienne Hughes •
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Market Demolition Begins
by Martin Myall •
Probably one of the most controversial actions carried out by the Mayor of Almuñécar, Trinidad Herrera, is taking place: the demolition of the municipal market.
Forty Two
by Vivienne Hughes •
Hospital Santa Ana in Motril has 42 COVID-19 patients admitted, five of whom are said to be in a critical state.
Hoax Fire Calls
by Hugh MacArthur •
At five this morning the Motril Fire Station alarm went off; 112 had received a call from a man to say there was a fire in the Huerta Carrasco area.
Test-Kits for Salobreña Police
by Martin Myall •
Salobreña Town Hall has acquired 120, Covid-19 test kits for controlling possible contagion within the Policía Local, which should arrive next week. The twenty members of the police force will be tested once a week.
Medical Centre Reopens
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Almuñécar medical centre has reopened its doors twenty days after having closed down due to the discovery of the province’s fire Covid-19 cases.
Guardia Delivery Service
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Guardia Civil in Salobreña have taken it upon themselves to take food supplies out to a couple living in a cortijo three kilometres away.
Almuñécar Market Movement
by Martin Myall •
Social medial is alive today concerning activity going on in the Almuñécar municipal market; opinions clash between whether it is being demolished or not.
Reader Asks: What’s Open?
by Gazette Reader •
I have an unusual question and I was wondering if you could help.Hi seaside gazette. I have an unusual question and I was wondering if you could help. I am using the lockdown to study Spanish but I don’t have a notebook to write in. I have heard the papelería can still be open but…
Salobreña Access Controlled
by Vivienne Hughes •
Salobreña Town Hall has closed three of the entrances to town, leaving the last one, the Pontanilla one, controlled by the Policía Local.