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All other restrictions also continue to apply for at least another two weeks
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BAR and restaurants throughout the Valencian Community will remain closed until at least the beginning of March.
Regional president Ximo Puig finally confirmed the measure this morning (Friday February 12) after a week full of negotiations, speculation and protests since first hinting at the extension of the closures last Sunday.
As expected, all other restrictions will also continue to apply, including the weekend perimeter closures, nocturnal curfew, and limitations on socialising.
Puig has not set a deadline for the prohibitions to be lifted and insists that he is only prepared to negotiate a relaxation of restrictions if there is a âsubstantialâ improvement in COVID-related figures.
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98 people died due to COVID-19 within a 24-hour period in the Valencian Community according to health ministry figures released last night(January 21).
That equals the highest daily figure in the pandemic which was recorded on Tuesday.
8,453 new infections were reported which is a substantial pull-back from Wednesday’s pandemic-high figure of 9,810 infections.
Hospitalisations are at a record number of 4,143, compared to 4,057 on Wednesday.
2,139 (up by 36) patients are in Valencia Province hospitals; 1,637(up by 37) in Alicante Province; and 367(up by 13) in Castellon Province facilities.
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552 people are receiving intensive care up by 12 from Wednesday.
92 people have died in just 24 hours in the highest single day COVID-19 death toll in the Valencian Community. 3,413 lives have now been lost during the
NEW daily COVID-19 infection figures reached a fresh pandemic-high today(January 15) with 7,497 cases in the Valencian Community. That easily beats last
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SAVE OUR ISLANDS: Calls to protect beautiful Illes Columbretes nature reserve off Valencia coast
Although the Columbretes Nature Park falls under the jurisdiction of the regional government, the marine reserve is the responsibility of the State
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VALENCIAN political party Compromis is calling for greater environmental protection of the Illes Columbretes islands in Castellon Province on behalf of the central government.
The group this week filed two amendments to the State budget for 2021 – one requesting the ‘effective protection’ of the marine nature reserve, and another calling for greater investment in the Baix Maestrat district.