In an article yesterday we explained that six municipalities were over 1,000 and might be closed, four of which might not… well, five have been left open.
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Provincial Restrictions Lifted
by Martin Myall •
We’ve been locked into our provinces for around three months now but it has just been announced that we are free to move around Andalucía.
How We’re Doing…
by Martin Myall •
Rather than printing the complete table including all the municipalities of Granada with their contagion rate, we have decided to just print the towns affected by restrictions.
Covid Figures 25th March
by Martin Myall •
Here are the contagion figures for the province, published today and on which the Junta has made its decisions on municipal-boundary closures and reopenings.
Junta U-Turn Averted
by Martin Myall •
Despite the Junta’s assurances on Tuesday that they had decided not to tighten restrictions over Easter, they are now entertaining the possibility.
Monday 15th Figures
by Martin Myall •
The figures offered by the Junta de Andalucía yesterday for the province of Granada show a slight increase in the contagion rate.
Covid Figures 8th March
by Martin Myall •
These figures are a week after the Día de Andalucía bank holiday and don’t seem to reflect a general increase in contagion.
Figures & Restrictions
by Martin Myall •
There will be no changes to the restrictions in place in the province of Granada, as hoped, except for one concerning gatherings.
Covid Figures March 2nd
by Martin Myall •
There are very few municipalities, as today’s figures show, that are over 500, and even fewer over 1,000 per 100k within the province of Granada.
Covid Figures 25th
by Martin Myall •
Today, there are only twelve municipalities in the whole of the province that have perimetre restrictions, which is a far cry from a month ago.