
Three more blocks evacuated in Granada due to seismic damage
The measure affects about thirty people in the Zaidín neighborhood, the hardest hit by the earthquake series.

The measure affects about thirty people in the Zaidín neighborhood, the hardest hit by the earthquake series.

The Virgilio Castilla Pavilion is transformed into a pioneering center for the recovery of patients with severe mental disorders.

Five business projects provisionally approved in Line 2, consuming 100% of available credit and mobilizing over 1.8 million euros.

Educational facilities in the provincial capital have been inspected and minor damages are being repaired to ensure normalcy.

Institutions and entrepreneurs join forces with a national and international initiative to project normalcy and security in the province.

Local Police clarify that the messages are unofficial and urge against causing unnecessary alarm regarding seismic damage.

Minor damages in 38 schools and 4 nursery schools are being reviewed and repaired to ensure a normal start to classes on September 1st.

Emergency teams are assessing the safety of structures in the Zaidín neighborhood and other affected areas following seismic activity.

High August temperatures are accelerating fruit ripening, anticipating the start of the harvest with expectations of high quality but lower production.

A journalist recounts experiencing a strong earthquake in Granada and its connection to volcanic activity in Sicily.

A study by the University of Granada and Virgen de las Nieves Hospital reveals the circulation of phlebotomine sandfly-transmitted viruses with a higher prevalence than a decade ago.

The Junta de Andalucía awaits the technical report to authorize the return of displaced residents while damage is assessed and aid is prepared.