No-one in, no-one out

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Almeria Relaxes Restrictions In 22 Municipalities
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SEVENTY-TWO drivers were fined for entering or leaving Torrevieja last weekend.

Along with all Valencian Community municipalities with populations of 50,000 or more, Torrevieja’s perimeter was closed between 3pm on Friday until 6am on Monday morning, as health and safety regulations were tightened to halt the spread of the coronavirus.

The Guardia Civil and Policia Local stopped 7,534 vehicles at  different control points on Torrevieja’s principal roads, turning away some 700 vehicles trying to enter the town without a valid reason.

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Linda Hall
Linda Hall
Linda came to Spain to live when she was 24, just over 52 years ago, and her husband is Spanish. She began writing for English-language local newspapers in the mid-1970s and hasn’t stopped since! She leads a Spanish life, which she believes is vital when conveying the news to English-speaking residents, and along the way she produced two editions of Expand Your Spanish, helping English-speakers to enlarge their knowledge of the language. She was excited to be in at the birth of the Euro Weekly News in 1999 and is still passionately writing for the paper 22 years later.

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