No 791
Monday 18th - Sunday 24th November, 2019
Tel: 637 227 385
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The Shattered Jewel R esidents of the Orihuela Costa continue in their demands for action to repair one of Orihuela Costa's top tourist attractions, the coastal walkway, which literally sits "on the edge of a cliff."
The old Cabo Roig promenade, which runs along the edge of cliffs, connecting the region’s beaches from Cala Capitán to La Caleta, continues to deteriorate all too quickly and still with no sign that it is likely to be halted or repaired.
The pathway is becoming increasingly dangerous to pedestrians who are at the mercy of landslips from above as well as a succession of gaping holes. There are parts of the path that are easy walking, but there are also long stretch-
es of loose stone, some areas where you need to climb over boulders, and plenty of ascents and descents where you need to watch every footstep because of the dangerous condition of the "path". Continued on Page 02