
In a meeting of the Plataforma por las Infraestructuras de la Costa Tropical yesterday, it was agreed to request the status of Disaster Zone for Almuñécar because of the lack of water.
The Asociación Verde-Seco-Jate has reported that fresh water pours out near Mercadona into the sea every day.
The Plataforma por el Agua del Valle de Río Verde has asked for urgent measures to stop salt water getting into the valley’s water table.
This area of Almuñécar is the vega north of the Mercadona supermarket on San Cristóbal. We recently ran an article about a projected inland marina there, by the way.
People were astounded to hear that workers on the high-speed-train line outside Loja managed to seriously weaken a standard railway bridge during blasting operations.
Otura, which is a town off the autovia just before Granada, is sinking about a centimetre a year – hardly free fall, admittedly, but not frightfully clever, either.