Marbella preemptively closes four parks due to weather forecasts
The measure affects Nagüeles, Vigil de Quiñones, La Constitución, and Los Tres Jardines, and the spaces will be reopened once safety is guaranteed.
The Marbella City Council has preemptively closed the parks of Nagüeles, Vigil de Quiñones, and La Constitución in Marbella, ... and Los Tres Jardines in San Pedro Alcántara today, Saturday the 13th, due to the forecasted rain and wind episodes affecting the municipality, as well as the activation of weather alerts. In the case of Vigil de Quiñones park, this measure affects the green space, although the sports facilities remain open, as their operation is not compromised under the current conditions.
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The decision was made with the aim of ensuring public safety, avoiding risks associated with wind gusts and showers. The City Council reminds of some basic tips from 112 Andalucía for episodes of rain and wind, such as avoiding unnecessary trips, closing doors and windows, and securing or removing objects on balconies and terraces that could fall off, as well as staying away from cornices, walls, trees, and areas at risk of falling objects, and not to touch wires or poles if any anomaly is detected. In case of any emergency, it is recommended to contact 112.
"Once the municipal services have fully reviewed these areas and ensured that they meet safety conditions, they will be immediately reopened for use," the City Council pointed out.
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