by Buzzers - 16 hours ago
The Congress of Deputies has authorized this Wednesday the Government's request for the sixth and last extension of the state of alarm that will expire at zero hours on June 21st and will serve to complete the de-escalation process. The authorizat...
Yesterday afternoon a van fell from an overhead pass onto train tracks below just as a passenger train was going through causing the train engine to derail.
It pays to wait instead of knocking up an article after a first announcement - things rarely are as they seem and politicians change their minds.
At last humans are returning to coastal waters, but in their absence there have been huge but innocuous sharks, as well as this spectacular visitors, dolphins.
The Mayor of Salobreña says that they commissioned a study whose results say that even when keeping a safety distance, 19,000 people can fit on its beaches.
The Health Ministry issued a guide, advising on the correct use of hand-sanitizer gels, given that the more people that use it, the more mistakes made.
The Almuñécar Board of Councillors has given the green light to a building licence for 63 dwellings as the second phase of Residencial Costa Galera, Taramay.
An ambulance was involved in a collision with a tram on the 21st of last month in Maracena (Granada), causing it to tip over.
The Guardia Civil and fire personnel recovered the body of a 64-year-old woman from an irrigation channel - hers was the second body found there recently.
This year Almuñécar's water park opens its gates on the 27th of this month, despite the long months of the Lock Down preventing maintenance and preparation work.
The nudist beach, Playa Cantarriján in La Herradura, reopens along with all the other beaches today, but this year sporting a noticeboard declaring an official one.
The Mayor of Almuñécar, Trinidad Herrera, issued a municipal edict explaining rules governing the use of beaches come Monday.
The possibility of leaving the province remains on the back burner, even when Phase Three arrives, the Central Government announced yesterday.
People might be wearing masks now that they are out and about, but how they disposal of them is sometimes very irresponsible.
The Central Government announced yesterday evening that Motril is not included amongst the other Safe Ports, thus avoiding a looming catastrophy.