AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEarthquake Response in Granada: At least 10 quakes hit Granada overnight, continuing a seismic run that began days ago. Authorities reported light injuries, building damage mainly to facades and cornices, closures of shops and museums, and hundreds of emergency calls; around 600 people were evacuated from apartment blocks needing inspection. Alhambra Refunds: The Alhambra trust said it will refund tickets for visitors affected by the precautionary closure after the earthquakes. Heat Warnings in the East and South: AEMET issued a yellow heat alert for Malaga (up to 38C) and multiple higher-level warnings across Spain, with Valencia at red level. Public Health at Malaga Beaches: Six Malaga beaches were closed after E. coli levels exceeded safety limits, with authorities citing sewage contamination following storms. Andalusia Drug-Trafficking Pressure: Andalusia’s Junta demanded an urgent government response to rising drug trafficking, accusing the Interior Ministry of neglect and lack of resources. Housing Costs Trend: Spain’s birth and death figures show a natural population deficit, while housing affordability pressures keep rising in major areas.
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