THE whole of Malaga has been given the green light to transition into the less restrictive Alert Level 2 and with it, the province sees an easing of COVID-19 measures. The new measures will permit an increase in the maximum capacity allowed in the hospitality, commerce and culture sectors. As of midnight today, the following […]
THE whole of Malaga has been given the green light to transition into Alert Level 2. Following a meeting by the territorial committee of High Impact Public Health Alerts yesterday afternoon to analyse the epidemiological situation of each municipality, all health districts in Malaga province have been approved to drop down into a lower-risk level.
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SUMMER in Spain usually brings with it the opportunity to get out and explore the country. But even if the pandemic forces you to stay put this year, don’t forget that something as simple as a great book can transport you to the world’s most interesting places. With that in mind, here are 12 books
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1,290 new coronavirus cases were recorded today(August 18) in the Valencian Community as COVID-19 infection rates maintain their fall. Last Wednesday, 1,629 cases were declared, and a fortnight ago(August 4), there were 2,297 infections. As has been the case for most of the pandemic, the Wednesday figure is always substantially higher than the previous day,
A MAN has died after falling down a 15 metre deep borehole in the hills above Motril on Spain’s southern coast. The man was discovered by his friend who went out to look for him after realising he had been missing for several days. He telephoned 112 to report the grim discovery at 12.30 am
SPAIN has announced plans to help the Afghans fleeing the Taliban – but the offer has so far only been extended to those who have worked for the European Union (EU) in recent years. Hundreds of refugees are set to be given temporary sanctuary in Spain as the country gears up to become a ‘hub’
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A WORKER at a Burger King revealed the hotter than hell conditions at the fast food restaurant in Jerez de la Frontera during the recent heatwave. Eva Rosado took to Twitter to denounce the working conditions she had to endure in a kitchen where the air conditioning wasn’t working. She posted two photographs; the first
A Valencia City couple were left counting the cost of stopping to take photos at a Costa Blanca beauty spot this morning(August 18). They took their van up a steep slope on Calle Vega in Denia’s Les Rotes area. They parked the vehicle and got out to get their pictures. Unfortunately the driver forgot to
PARTYGOERS let off firecrackers causing mass panic and confusion at a hotel in Barcelona on Monday. Families were quickly evacuated from thePetit Palace hotel close to La Rambla at noon. The explosion, which coincided with the eve of the fourth anniversary of the La Rambla attack on August 17, 2017, caused a scene of terror
THE MAYOR of Barcelona has offered homes to 50 Afghan women and girls in the city after the Taliban have conquered the capital of Afghanistan, Kabul. Ada Colau took to Instagram to confirm the plans adding that ‘states that must establish safe corridors so that they can arrive as soon as possible ‘ She wrote: “There is
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