The wet weekend starts here
Much of the island has already seen light rainfall this morning, but it’s likely to get heavier and colder, as a polar depression from the north-west settles over the Canaries.
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Much of the island has already seen light rainfall this morning, but it’s likely to get heavier and colder, as a polar depression from the north-west settles over the Canaries.
A doctors’ association has criticised Pedro Sánchez’s decision to replace Spain’s Health Minister, Salvador Illa, at the height of Spain’s coronavirus pandemic so that he can lead the Socialist party in the forthcoming regional elections in Catalonia on February 14th.
Covid infection rates on Lanzarote appear to be levelling off, although there are few signs yet of any notable decrease.
Tías Ayuntamiento has removed three donkeys from a quarry near Montaña Blanca after animal cruelty campaigners Ademal denounced the poor conditions they were being kept in. Ademal claimed the donkeys had been “abandoned”, in poor conditions with poor hygiene and sanitation.
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A year since the first coronavirus case was detected in Spain, the virus has left more than 58,000 dead in the country.
Ecologists and locals are urgently campaigning against works that are proceeding in the Barranco de Chafariz in Haría, just as the birds in the valley begin their nesting season.
Hopes that Covid cases might be levelling off on Lanzarote were dashed yesterday as 121 cases were reported, the second highest daily total of the pandemic. This brings the number of active cases on the island to a new peak of 1,121.
Four cases of the so-called UK strain of the SARS -CoV-2 virus have been detected on Lanzarote, after genome sequencing was carried out on 7,329 positive test samples at Tenerife’s university Hospital.
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