Cameras

Images of two of the new cameras that have been installed on the "oblongabout" at the entrance to Huerta Nueva and Calle Molino.

The 360° camera is on Calle Molino side and the fixed camera is on the Huerta Nueva side.

Please do not let this be an opportunity to talk about the bins at the bottom of Avenida Huerta Nueva as we are all aware that there needs to be one there as are the Town Hall.

There are others to be installed and I have been told that there should be one on every entrance / exit to Los Gallardos.

Poco a poco - Rome was not built in a day.

 "IMPORTANT: At this moment our attitude is, the most important and crucial ... !!!! Much encouragement."

IMPORTANTE:

En este momento nuestra actitud es, lo más importante y crucial...!!!!

Mucho ánimo.

 "RELEASE

FROM THE CITY COUNCIL OF LOS GALLARDOS WE REPORT THAT AS IT HAS BEEN COMMONLY TONIGHT THIS AFTERNOON, THE DISINFECTION WORK WILL CONTINUE IN ALL OUR MUNICIPAL TERM

IT'S VERY IMPORTANT

• THE USE OF MASK

• KEEP THE SAFETY DISTANCE

• USE HYDRO-ALCOHOLIC GEL

Francisco Miguel Reyes Martin

Mayor of Los Gallardos"

COVID update 19-01-2021.

 COVID update 19-01-2021.

Here are today’s figures from the Junta de Andalucía website with yesterday’s figures in (brackets).

Los Gallardos - Total number of cases 142 (142), active cases 61 (61) and 1395.8 per 100.000 (1574.8).

Turre - Total number of cases 137 (133), active cases 37 (33) and 619.9 per 100.000 (563.5).

Mojácar - Total number of cases 292 (286), active cases 125 (119) and 1686.7 per 100.000 (1671.1).

Vera - Total number of cases 785 (754), active cases 263 (232) and 1300.8 per 100.000 (1167).

Garrucha - Total number of cases 297 (289), active cases 96 (91) and 977 per 100.000 (944.4).

Bédar - Total number of cases 15 (15), active cases 6 (6) and 514.9 per 100.000 (617.9).

Stay safe everyone.

 Translation via Google Translate.

"INFORMATION

From this town hall we are aware of the complicated situation in our municipality, as well as many of our neighbouring towns, the rest of the province and our entire Autonomous Community

We reiterate once again that we maintain permanent, direct and close contact with all the Official Bodies competent in matters of the pandemic, such as the Delegation of Health, the Department of Education. Sub delegation of the Government and Delegation of the Government, and our responsibility is to adhere to the indications of these organizations. Despite the concern for our children, to date we have not received instructions that our Educational Centres should be closed, since, this like many others, is not a municipal decision

For our part and within our competencies we are doing everything possible and we are not skimping on resources to face this third wave that haunts us.

We continue with the disinfection work, garbage collection, as well as with the distribution of food, medicines and procedures for medical registration and discharge, aided by Civil Protection, our Local Police is establishing work shifts to be aware of any incidents that may arise, in addition to being in direct and permanent contact with all the neighbours and checking in person that those affected do not skip the indicated confinements. On the other hand, on January 4, we asked the Government Sub delegation for Civil Guard reinforcements to reinforce the work of the Local Police, which is already being effective, but we must be aware that many municipalities require such reinforcements.

We are very aware of the concerns of the neighbours, we also as neighbours of the people, we suffer in the first person the doubts and fear that invade us, but it is also true that the future of all depends on the “individual responsibility of each one.” We call for calm and common sense, and be aware that if we do not it is useless to look for guilty, this war we must win it all together.

We are a committed and active Government Team, we want to convey our concern, but we also want to transmit calm and tranquillity and let you know that we have won several battles and we will win this war with everyone's effort.

In Los Gallardos on January 19, 2021.

NEW MAP OF PERIMETER CLOSURES IN ALMERÍA

On Wednesday, January 20 (midnight Tuesday), the new restriction map comes into force according to the cumulative incidence rate in the towns of Almería, which expands what has already been established since Sunday, January 17.

The municipalities that will be in Level 4 grade 2, and therefore have a perimeter closure and all non-essential activity (rate greater than 1,000 cases per 100,000 people) are: Adra, Albox, Alhama de Almería, Antas, Arboleas, Benahadux, Carboneras, Chirivel, Cóbdar, Cuevas del Almanzora, Fines, Fiñana, Gádor, Los Gallardos, María, Mojácar, Níjar, Oria, Partaloa, Pechina, Purchena, Sorbas, Tabernas , Taberno, Vélez-Blanco, Vélez-Rubio, Vera and Viator.

The municipalities that will be in Level 4 Grade 1, and therefore only have a perimeter closure (rate greater than 500 cases per 100,000 people) are: Abla, Almería (capital), Armuña de Almanzora, Bédar, Beires, Canjáyar, Cantoria, Felix, Garrucha, Gérgal, Huécija, Huércal de Almería, Huércal-Overa, Laujar de Andarax, Líjar, Macael, Olula del Río, Pulpí, Rioja , Roquetas de Mar and Turre.

The rest of the municipalities in the province of Almería are allowed to move throughout the province (always without being able to travel to any of the municipalities mentioned above).

They may not, except in justified cases, leave the province or Andalusia.

The restrictions will be in force for 14 days unless a new update is published in the BOJA or the anti-COVID regulations for the Junta de Andalucía or the Government of Spain are modified.

NUEVO MAPA DE CIERRES PERIMETRALES EN ALMERÍA

El miércoles 20 de enero (madrugada del martes al miércoles) entra en vigor el nuevo mapa de restricciones según la tasa de incidencia acumulada en los pueblos de Almería, que amplía lo ya establecido desde el domingo 17 de enero.

Los municipios que estarán en Nivel 4 grado 2, y por tanto tienen cierre perimetral y de toda la actividad no esencial (tasa mayor de 1.000 casos por cada 100.000 personas) son:

Adra, Albox, Alhama de Almería, Antas, Arboleas, Benahadux, Carboneras, Chirivel, Cóbdar, Cuevas del Almanzora, Fines, Fiñana, Gádor, Los Gallardos, María, Mojácar, Níjar, Oria, Partaloa, Pechina, Purchena, Sorbas, Tabernas, Taberno, Vélez-Blanco, Vélez-Rubio, Vera y Viator.

Los municipios que estarán en Nivel 4 Grado 1, y por tanto solo tienen cierre perimetral (tasa mayor de 500 casos por cada 100.000 personas) son:

Abla, Almería (capital), Armuña de Almanzora, Bédar, Beires, Canjáyar, Cantoria, Felix, Garrucha, Gérgal, Huécija, Huércal de Almería, Huércal-Overa, Laujar de Andarax, Líjar, Macael, Olula del Río, Pulpí, Rioja, Roquetas de Mar y Turre.

El resto de municipios de la provincia de Almería sí tienen permitida la movilidad por toda la provincia (siempre sin poder viajar a alguno de los municipios citados anteriormente). No podrán, salvo en casos justificados, salir de la provincia ni de Andalucía.

Las restricciones estarán vigentes durante 14 días salvo que se publique en el BOJA una nueva actualización o se modifiquen las normas antiCOVID para la Junta de Andalucía o el Gobierno de España. 

 COVID-19 update for residents of Huerta Nueva.

From 17th January things changed and new regulations came in to force.

According to the infection rate of your town (500 or 1,000 infections in the last 14 days per 100,000 population) you will either find the perimeter of your town closed or the perimeter of your town closed AND non essential businesses closed.

Here are the two lists of the towns that were affected by the new legislation that came into force on Sunday 17th. These were based on the figures from Friday 15th January. There are new current figures posted below.

The list of "between 500 and 1.000 cases per 100.000 population" are the municipalities where the perimeters were closed.

The list of "more than 1.000 cases per 100.000 population" are the municipalities where the perimeters were closed and in addition to that hostelries and non-essential businesses were also closed, and if the Government authorizes it, there could be home confinement.

Los Gallardos currently has 1.324 cases per 100.000 population so it has a long way to go before its perimeters will be opened again. (This figure has been taken from the Junta de Andalucía website last update 15/01/2021).

COVID update 18-01-2021.

I think it is with no surprise that we see higher numbers today on the Junta de Andalucía website. Sadly, since Friday, the only positive number in the towns that I report on is Vera, with 1 more case cured. All other towns report no cured cases.

Due to the lockdowns being determined on the number of cases per 100.000 population in the last 14 days, today I will include the number per 100.000 population.

Los Gallardos - Total number of cases 142 (an increase since Friday of 11), 61 active and 1574.8 per 100.000 (an increase of 250.4).

Turre - Total number of cases 133 (an increase of 6), 33 active and 563.5 per 100.000 (an increase of 169) which puts Turre in to the "between 500 & 1.000 cases" category.

Mojácar - Total number of cases 286 (an increase of 44), 119 active and 1671.1 per 100.000 (an increase of 577.9).

Vera - Total number of cases 754 (an increase of 66), 232 active and 1167 per 100.000 (an increase of 328.2).

Garrucha - Total number of cases 289 (an increase of 25), 91 active and 944.4 per 100.000 (an increase of 271.4).

Bédar - Total number of cases 15 (an increase of 3), 6 active and 617.9 per 100.000 (an increase 308.9) which put Bédar in the "between 500 & 1.000 cases" category.

Other than 1 cured case there is no good news here and I am sorry for that but I am just bringing you the numbers.

As I said on Friday, never has there been a more important time to obey the rules. Not only is non compliance of the rules putting peoples lives at risk, it is also affecting again peoples jobs, businesses and incomes.

PLEASE - Wear a mask, keep social distancing and remember that there is a curfew from 22:00 until 06:00 and that Los Gallardos perimeter is closed.

Stay safe.