Torrevieja & Orihuela have closed its beaches and all children's playgrounds
Torrevieja & Orihuela have closed its beaches and all children's playgrounds
Torrevieja and Orihuela Costa have closed the beaches and children's playgrounds and the buses have restricted the number of people at any one time to half the capacity of the bus.
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Francisco
Re: Torrevieja & Orihuela have closed its beaches and all children's playgrounds
..the authorities are going to cause so much misery and unemployment, but they will have egg on their faces in one months time...
...but the people affected now will not forget...
...but the people affected now will not forget...
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Graham Knight
Re: Torrevieja & Orihuela have closed its beaches and all children's playgrounds
I'm curious Francisco.
If the casualty Numbers from Coronavirus don't fall at the end of this 15 day curfew .
Will the government continue with it , or will normal life resume ?
If the casualty Numbers from Coronavirus don't fall at the end of this 15 day curfew .
Will the government continue with it , or will normal life resume ?
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Retire1day
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Re: Torrevieja & Orihuela have closed its beaches and all children's playgrounds
Shut for a couple of weeks, they will still have issues, holiday makers fly in as well, starts again.. Maybe it will reduce the hospital workload with stop starting. Let's hope the weather gets warmer and that helps.
Re: Torrevieja & Orihuela have closed its beaches and all children's playgrounds
The Spanish Minister of Transport in a radio interview on national radio station RNE yesterday morning said that the 15 days will not be sufficient and that it will be extended.
I suppose one question is, does the Spanish Government keep this 'lockdown' on a rolling 15 day cycle or do they extend it for a longer period next time with the possibility that it could be ended sooner if the situation improves ?
Whilst it won't change the duration of a 'lockdown' in total, increasing the 'lockdown' period will at least give people the opportunity to look and/or plan further ahead than the next 15 days.
I suppose one question is, does the Spanish Government keep this 'lockdown' on a rolling 15 day cycle or do they extend it for a longer period next time with the possibility that it could be ended sooner if the situation improves ?
Whilst it won't change the duration of a 'lockdown' in total, increasing the 'lockdown' period will at least give people the opportunity to look and/or plan further ahead than the next 15 days.
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