A team of zoologists from the University of Granada have said they are in favour of the restrictions that the regional government wants to put in place to aid the repopulation of an area that has lost species
The region has added another 10,551 positives and twelve Covid deaths in the last 24 hours, and the incidence rate stands at 1,571
The total number of people out of work in the region at the end of 2021, compared to the year before, fell by 183,796
Testing for vulnerable people and those with severe Covid-19 symptoms will be prioritised by the Junta's Ministry of Health
It also offers advice on how to resolve common bank card problems
Nine more coronavirus deaths have been reported by the Junta as the region’s incidence rate rises to 1,519
The 48-year-old lost consciousness and required medical assistance after being suspended 30 metres above the ground near a village in Granada province
No other new restrictions have been announced following the regional government’s coronavirus pandemic ‘Committee of Experts’ meeting in Malaga this Monday
The project, approved by the Junta's Ministry of Tourism, will run for three years backed by four million euros in funds. It includes a 725,000 euro initiative to provide villages with electric bicycles which will be free for the public to use
Western parts of Andalucia brace for wind and the possibility of rain on Tuesday, as a cold front arrives in the region
With EU funding, the Ministry of Public Works hopes to make nearly 30,000 homes in Andalucia more sustainable
Almeria was the province that registered the most locations without any confirmed coronavirus cases in the last two weeks with 23, followed by Granada with 14, Huelva with nine and Malaga with eight
The regional government's president, Juanma Moreno, has already ruled out curfews and is committed to restrictions "that affect economic activity as little as possible"
The region’s rate has climbed to 1,213.9 cases per 100,000 inhabitants, as a record 15,471 new infections were added in 24 hours
Juanma Moreno has called on people to exercise "caution and common sense". In a televised message for 2022 he said he believes the "end of the pandemic – in clinical terms – is getting nearer"