This Wednesday, November 13, there will be no educational activity in Capital of Granada. The orange warning due to the risk of heavy rain led to the University of Granada to decide Tuesday evening to cancel activities in their classrooms as well as to cancel an event in the afternoon which the Minister of the Presidency was to attend, Felix Bolanos.
There will also be no classes in schools and institutes. After three o’clock in the morning, the Granada Town Hall announced that it was canceling “face-to-face activities in educational centers” and also recommended that municipal employees who can do so opt for teleworking today.
By decision of Junta of AndalusiaToday, there will be no schools or institutes in 93 other towns in the province. They belong to different areas: Metropolitan Area, Costa Tropical, Montes Orientales, Guadix… In these localities either, day centers or those specialized in welcoming dependent people will not operate.
The orange alert was declared on Tuesday evening. It has been active since three in the morning today and will remain in force, in principle, throughout the day. During the night, according to sources from the 112 emergency service, it rained in many parts of the province, but no major incidents have been recorded so far.
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