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Operation August 15
be strategically positioned at key points along the roads, aided by the Levante Traffic Management Centre.
The operation also boasts fixed and stretch speed control points, seven mobile radar units, and aerial support from heli copters and drones. Local law enforcement will monitor alcohol and drug consumption among drivers. Approximately 7,500 drivers will be screened on interurban roads, backed by the support of Local Police from 20 Murcian town councils. performances have graced various venues, from Mur cia City to the Arrixaca hospital, spreading joy and warmth.
Virginia Jerez, Provincial Head of Traffic, stressed the importance of this operation, which continues until August 20, in ensuring safety and fluidity during this peak travel period.
She highlighted that alcohol remains a significant factor in road accidents, causing 56 per cent of driver fatalities in the region this year.
Boasting an ever growing collection of wellknown songs, the chorus aspires to participate in national and international competitions. They also contribute to local events and collaborations. Their recent partnership with Adapt Theatre Group resulted in a captivating performance at the ‘Moulin
Bleu’ cabaret.
You’re invited to join rehearsals every Wednesday at 6.45pm in Dolores de Pacheco. Whether you’re an experienced vocalist or seeking a therapeutic and fun musical experience, the Pilarmonics
Chorus welcomes all to join its harmonious chorus. Let your voice resonate in the symphony of togetherness and musical exploration.
EURO WEEKLY NEWS is thrilled to announce that our newspaper and website will feature in a TV programme to be filmed in Benidorm.
Hold the Front Page is a programme following two of the UK’s favourite comedians, Josh Widdicombe and Nish Kumar, as they embark on a journey as trainee local journalists attempting to get a story on the front page. Now they are coming to Spain for their training.
Josh and Nick are coming to Benidorm to receive editorial tasks from managing director Michel Euesden, who is the driving force behind Spain’s biggest free English language newspaper group.
They will then be accompanied on a sales drive to see if they can achieve in the world of fastpaced journalism.
Exploring some incredible regions through their local papers, the series is a warm celebration of the world of local journalism besides the people and communities the papers serve.
Being a people’s paper, Euro Weekly News is looking for a charity or community group who would like to be featured
Nibs Extra
Cyclist rescued
A 34-YEAR-OLD cyclist was saved from danger in Sierra del Carche after collapsing on a forest path. Responding to a call to 112, local authorities and medical teams swiftly intervened. He was taken by helicopter to hospital.
Beach SOS
A 60-YEAR-OLD man was hospitalised in Los Nietos due to cold water shock. Emergency services swiftly responded to a call reporting the incident at the beach. He was subsequently taken to hospital for treatment.
Bridge jam
A DISRUPTION in the Estacio bridge led to extensive traffic congestion spanning kilometres in La Manga. The bridge’s malfunction halted vehicular and pedestrian movement, causing significant delays. Normally the bridge is adjusted every two hours to aid tall boats.
