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CASES of the COVID-19 virus have shot up in recent weeks in the Axarquia province, leading to five more towns closing their borders to all but essential travel.
On average throughout the province, cases have exceeded 1,000 per 100,000 for the first time, with 1,095 as of Monday afternoon.
This was thanks to a spike over the weekend, with figures hitting 984 on the previous Friday.
The towns that have introduced perimiter closures as of midnight tonight are Torrox, Almáchar, Totalán, Riogordo and Árchez.
These bring the total municipalities in Axarquia to close their borders to 31.
The municipalities that have a figure between 500 – 1,000 cases sit at Algarrobo (900.1), La Viñuela (835.8), Periana (787.4), Rincón de la Victoria (775.8) and Comares (684.4.).
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MALAGA province has entered alert Level 4 due to an increase in coronavirus figures, bringing tougher measures for businesses and services.
It means all municipalities in the province must close their playgrounds from today.
Meanwhile, bars and restaurants cannot exceed 30% capacity indoors or 75% on their terraces.
The four-tier system, created by the Junta de Andalucia, places towns and provinces in different risk levels according to their infection rates, hospitalisation rates and more.
There is also Level 4.2 for areas exceeding a 14-day cumulative incidence rate of 1,000 cases per 100,000 people.
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