Changes in the Civil Hospital parking in Málaga: half of the spaces will be lost
Starting next Tuesday, there will only be space for 330 cars, and access must be made via Blas de Lezo Street, not through Arroyo de los Ángeles.
Significant changes are coming to car access at the Civil Hospital of Málaga starting next week. The Andalusian Health Service (SAS) ... announces that starting Tuesday, March 3, due to the progress of the construction works for the future parking lot of the Regional Hospital Virgen de la Esperanza, there will be a new temporary reorganization of the parking.
During this period, the parking capacity will be approximately half of the usual, leaving around 330 spaces available. Additionally, vehicle access will be exclusively through Blas de Lezo street, as the entrance from Arroyo de los Ángeles avenue will be temporarily disabled for this purpose. This limitation will not affect the usual transit of ambulances or other authorized vehicles.
This measure will be necessary until the provisional parking lot becomes operational, which is scheduled to open in mid-April. Once this temporary facility is in service, access will again be possible from Arroyo de los Ángeles avenue, although at a different point than currently, adapted to the new configuration of the works and the future development of the hospital complex.
The Regional Government reports that these actions are part of the process of transformation and modernization of the health complex, which will enhance the care capacity and improve the healthcare infrastructures of the province.
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