The accumulation of incidents which required the assistance of the security service Emergencies 112 Andalusia It rose to 786 at 5:00 p.m. and to 870 during the latest assessment proposed by the Junta de Andalucía.
The operating situation 1 by flood risk of the Emergency Plan was lifted at 8:50 p.m. due to a “favorable development” in the number of actions of the 112 soldiers, according to the advisor to the Presidency, Interior, Social Dialogue and Administrative Simplification, Antonio Sanzduring a press conference in Cádiz.
The initial estimate was to keep it until 8:00 p.m. Regardless, Sanz stressed that “we must continue to be forward-thinking, we must continue to be vigilant in all our actions.”
In fact, the fact that this level of organization and action has been eliminated does not mean relaxing it to the extreme, but rather leaving it at the immediately preceding stage: the Pre-emergency plan in zero situation. This happened yesterday morning, and it is necessary to keep it active so that the Emergency Center can coordinate “different incidents”, in the words of the head of the Presidency.
By province
According to the latest official report provided by the Council, Malaga continues to concentrate the largest number of emergency actions (381), almost half of the total. The fact that DANA was installed hard in the sky of eastern Andalusia is confirmed by the count of Granada -196 incidents- and Almeria -151-. Jaén underwent a much more contained volume, according to the 46 actions required
Seville, Córdoba and Cádiz – the other three affected provinces – recorded a total of 54, 25 and 17 incidents respectively.
As the Minister of Agriculture has already pointed out this afternoon, Ramon Fernández-Pachecowhich represents 4,200 hectares affected by hail, Antonio Sanz recalled that in the early hours of the morning it was necessary to act “in a very particular way” in the municipality of Almeria of The Ejido. Likewise, he highlighted the “important incidents” in the province of Granada and Malaga, particularly in the Guadalhorce Valley and in Alora.
As previous reports revealed, the majority of calls to 112 were caused by flooding in homes, businesses and garages, as well as falling branches and entire trees and the movement of furniture. urban. Cars stuck in puddles on the road were also a constant.
In this sense, the Ministry of Development, Territorial Articulation and Housingsaid in a note that up to 200 roads had been affected by the accumulation of puddles and the discharge of stones and mud.
Finally, Antonio Sanz described as a “miracle” the fact that there were no injuries when a high-speed train derailed on the section of Casablancillain Alora. There were 276 passengers on board.
