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  • Aug 15

    Magnitude 5 earthquake shakes Granada, emergency plan activated, no serious injuries reported

    A magnitude 5 earthquake struck the southern Spanish city of Granada at 1:04 AM on Saturday, causing building damage and prompting authorities to activate an emergency plan, though no deaths or serious injuries were reported.

  • Aug 15

    Granada inspects 580 buildings as seismic swarm reaches 621 tremors

    Municipal technicians in Granada have evaluated more than 580 buildings following a series of 621 tremors that began on 14 August, barring entry to 14 structures while public services and the Alhambra remain open.

  • Jul 29

    Zaragoza chosen for Spain's new public health agency, sparking backlash from losing cities

    Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced Zaragoza as the seat of the new Agencia Estatal de Salud Pública on Tuesday, triggering sharp criticism from cities that lost out, including Oviedo, Granada, Barcelona and Lugo.

  • Jul 27

    Magnitude 3.6 earthquake shakes Granada’s metro area, no injuries or damage reported

    A shallow magnitude 3.6 earthquake struck Armilla, just southeast of Granada, on Sunday afternoon, rattling a dozen municipalities but leaving no injuries or structural damage. The tremor was followed by two smaller aftershocks within the hour.

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