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This is the rolling coronavirus story for Saturday 14 November 2020

Stats for the last 24 hours - 340 cases and 5 deaths!

https://www.lavozdealmeria.com/noticia/3/provincia/204086/el-coronavirus-sigue-imparable-nuevo-record-de-contagios-y-cinco-fallecidos

Google translation:

The coronavirus continues unstoppable: a new record of infections and five deaths

Almería reaches 340 positives this Saturday

Black day in the province of Almería. If this Thursday Almería exceeded the provincial record in this pandemic, this day brings with it a new maximum in the number of infections. To which must be added the sad and dramatic figure of five deaths in the last 24 hours.

This Saturday, Almería exceeds and long, according to data provided by the Ministry of Health of the Junta de Andalucía incorporated in its daily part, the 300 positives. And it is that in total, the province registers 340 new cases, 37 more than what was until now the provincial record in this pandemic.

According to data from the regional government, Almería is today the fifth Andalusian province with the most cases, on a day in which the entire community registers 4,195 positives (288 less than those recorded the day before).

Seville repeats for the third consecutive day as the province with the most daily cases with 1,092, followed by Granada with 833, Cádiz with 514, Malaga with 497, Almería with 340, Córdoba with 330, Huelva with 297 and Jaén with 292.

Deceased

The death toll remains more than harsh. Andalusia adds 41 deaths from coronavirus in 24 hours this Saturday, five less than the day before. Five of them have occurred in the Almeria province, in which 178 people have already lost their lives with Covid since the beginning of the pandemic.

This Saturday, Seville is the province with the highest number of deaths, with 13, followed by Granada with eight. Behind are Almería with five, Córdoba with four, Huelva, Jaén and Málaga with three each and Cádiz with two.

The province currently has 122 hospitalizations, of which 33 are in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU). In the last 24 hours there have been four new entries.

The daily Health report also collects, as the only positive aspect of the day, that 134 more people have overcome the disease. In total, there are already 9,815 people from Almeria who have defeated the Covid. 19.

This is the rolling coronavirus story for Friday 13 November 2020

Change to delivery times for food from bars and restaurants in Andalucía

https://www.lavozdealmeria.com/noticia/20/economia/204006/los-bares-pueden-abrir-ahora-hasta-las-23-30-horas-para-el-servicio-a-domicilio

Google translation:

The bars can now open until 11:30 p.m. for home delivery

10.30 pm is set as the "deadline to place orders"

The Junta de Andalucía has decided to introduce an exception to the time limitation that requires the closure of the hotel and restaurant establishments from 6:00 p.m. in effect since last Tuesday the 10th to allow them to continue with their activity until 11:30 p.m. "exclusively for the home delivery service ", setting 10:30 pm as the" deadline for placing orders ".

This is established by a "correction of errors" of the order of October 29 of the Ministry of Health and Families by which the levels of health alert are established and temporary and exceptional measures are adopted for reasons of public health in Andalusia for containment of the Covid-19 coronavirus published this Friday by the Official Gazette of the Junta de Andalucía (BOJA), just one day after the massive mobilizations led by the hotel and catering sector in the eight capitals of the community.

Said order, in force since last October 30, established "as the closing hours of the establishments the 10:30 p.m. maximum, except in the case of hospitality establishments with a special regime in accordance with the provisions of the Catalog of Public Shows, Recreational Activities and Public Establishments of the Autonomous Community of Andalusia ".

The "correction of errors" published this Friday in the BOJA first adapts the hospitality hours to the new restrictions in force since Tuesday, November 10, which requires the closure of all non-essential activities after 6:00 p.m. and sets the curfew between 22.00 and 07.00 hours, and establishes in general that "the closing time of the establishments to the public will be 30 minutes before the time set by decree of the President of the Junta de Andalucía by virtue of the limitation of the freedom of movement of people at night in the Autonomous Community ".

Orders until 10:30 p.m.

Along with this, the new provision introduces a caveat to allow hospitality establishments "to continue in any case with their activity until 11:30 p.m., exclusively for the home delivery service, establishing the deadline for placing orders at 10:30 p.m." .

It also establishes that "this time limitation will not apply to hospitality establishments without music that are under a special schedule in accordance with the provisions of article 27 of Decree 155/2018, of July 31, by the that the Catalog of Public Shows, Recreational Activities and Public Establishments of Andalusia is approved and its modalities, opening or installation regime and opening and closing hours are regulated ".

The "correction of errors" does not alter the current regulation on the general conditions for activity in hotel and catering establishments and maintains that "the maximum occupancy will be six people per table or group of tables", as well as that "in general Consumption outside or inside the premises will be done sitting at a table, or groupings of tables, ensuring the maintenance of the proper safety distance between tables or groups of tables so that, between customers of different groups, there are at least 1.5 meters or, where appropriate, between customers located at the bar, if consumption at the bar is permitted ".

Article from last night about recent outbreaks in the province

https://www.lavozdealmeria.com/noticia/12/almeria/203980/almeria-suma-10-nuevos-brotes-de-coronavirus-con-70-casos-en-la-ultima-semana

Google translation:

Almería adds 10 new coronavirus outbreaks with 70 cases in the last week

Another 16 from last week are still active in the province

In Almería, 10 new coronavirus outbreaks have been declared in the last week, with 70 cases in total, and in addition another 16 of the previous one remain active, according to the daily report of the Ministry of Health and Families of the Junta de Andalucía, which collects 106 new outbreaks in the autonomous community.

The 10 outbreaks in Almería are distributed in the Levante-Alto Almanzora district (two outbreaks of 4 and 12 cases), Poniente (three outbreaks of 5, 4 and 11 cases) and the Almería Health District (five outbreaks of 3, 8, 8 , 10 and 5 cases).

Just as the largest number of new outbreaks is registered in the Almería district, yesterday's data also reflect that the main focus of infections is now in this area of ​​the province, and especially in the capital, which has concentrated more than one third part of the infections of the day, with 114. But this data is not isolated or occasional, but it continues the trend marked in the last two weeks.

In these last 14 days, 1,008 infections have been diagnosed in the capital, also more than a third of the total in the province, which has been 2,961. And in the last seven days, the positives confirmed in the capital have risen to 516, compared to 1,502 for the entire province.

This rebound in Almería has brought the cases per 100,000 inhabitants up to 507.7 in 14 days, well above the provincial average, which is currently 413 cases per 100,000 people.

Since the beginning of the pandemic, 3,912 cases of coronavirus have been detected in the capital, of the 14,645 in the province. Of those infected in Almería capital, 2,119 have been cured and 49 have died, which means that there are now 1,744 active cases in the city. In the whole province there are 5,001.

At first, the large outbreaks and sources of contagion in the province were located in the Poniente region, especially linked to agricultural operations and the presence of the immigrant population that works in them. Later, this same situation was experienced in the Níjar region and then in the rest of the Levante-Alto Almanzora district, which has also concentrated the highest incidence of the virus for a few weeks, and currently still has the largest number of municipalities with the higher rates, even above 1,000 cases per 100,000 inhabitants, although most of the cases are in small towns, where a small number of infections causes a sharp rise in this rate.

After these outbreaks related to the agricultural sector, in recent weeks the health authorities have linked most of the outbreaks to issues of population mobility, nightlife and family and social gatherings, and have reiterated the importance of personal responsibility and strict compliance with the measures and restrictions imposed in the fight to reduce the incidence of the coronavirus.

What happens in Andalucía after 23 November 2020?

https://www.lavozdealmeria.com/noticia/18/actualidad/203965/seguiran-las-restricciones-mas-alla-del-23-de-noviembre-marin-lo-tiene-claro

Google translation:

Will the restrictions continue beyond November 23? Marín is clear

The vice president speaks of the panorama that arises "if the evolution is favorable"

The vice president of the Andalusian Government, Juan Marín, has warned this Thursday that "as a lesser evil" the anticovid measures and restrictions in force in Andalusia will have to be "maintained" at least one week, ten or 15 days "beyond the November 23.

"If the data evolve favorably, this situation could be maintained for a week, or 10 or 15 days more, whatever the experts say, but if the health data does not accompany it, other decisions will have to be made," he said.

In an interview in Onda Cero in Almería, collected by Europa Press, he has summoned to await the impact of the measures and restrictions in place, although he has remarked that the "objective has to be to open a little for the Christmas campaign ".

"We do not know how long the measures will have to be prolonged, that is the reality, but we do hope that, maybe, if everything goes well, in the Christmas campaign, where we not only go to see relatives or make gifts, but where the economy also moves a lot, it could open up a bit, "he explained.

Marín has conditioned this objective "to absolute priority", which happens, as he stressed, "because the health data accompany us" and has insisted that the Andalusian Government "has given clear signs that when hard decisions have to be made, he does, always trying to make the health-economy binomial as compatible as possible ".

He emphasized the uncertain evolution of the pandemic and the virus, and recalled how "just 20 days ago, the curve was on the decline and overnight, it skyrocketed."

"We must continue to assess the indicators on a weekly basis and see how we can carry out the work in the most efficient way possible, but there will continue to be deaths from covid-19 unfortunately for a long time and we have to contain that dam that can save us many lives and what is health ", he concluded.

Stats for the last 24 hours - 276 more cases and 2 cases

https://www.lavozdealmeria.com/noticia/3/provincia/204028/el-coronavirus-avanza-y-la-preocupacion-aumenta-276-casos-y-dos-fallecidos

Google translation:

The coronavirus advances and the concern increases: 276 cases and two deaths

In recent days, 12 staff members (corrected Google translation as it said toilets) have been infected in Torrecárdenas

If this Thursday Almería exceeded the provincial record in this pandemic, this day brings with it a slight decrease in the number of infections. The coronavirus advances in Almeria territory and the concern among health workers and political leaders is increasing. Today, again, we must mourn two new deaths in the province.

And it is that Almería has reached 276 positives confirmed by PCR and antigen tests this Friday, 24 hours after the 303 cases were reached, which became the provincial record. The province is still today the Andalusian territory with the fewest cases.

Andalusia has registered a total of 4,483 positives, 254 less than those recorded the day before. Seville repeats for the second consecutive day as the province with the most daily cases with 1,047, followed by Granada with 951, Cádiz with 575, Malaga with 541, Jaén with 482, Córdoba with 326, Huelva with 285 and Almería with 276.

At present, 130 people are hospitalized in the province, of which 32 are in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU). Only at the Torrecárdenas University Hospital are more than half of the coronavirus patients admitted.

As LA VOZ has learned from unofficial sources, in recent days 12 health professionals from Torrecárdenas have been infected.

Deaths

One more day we must regret deaths in the province: two in the last 24 hours. A total of 173 people with Covid-19 have lost their lives since the start of the pandemic.

The 46 deaths of this day registered throughout Andalusia are the lowest figure since last Monday after registering 95 deaths last Tuesday, the highest daily data of the entire pandemic.

The province of Granada repeats as the one with the highest number of deaths, with 13, followed by Seville with nine and Malaga with eight. Behind are Cádiz and Jaén with six and Almería with two, while Huelva does not count deaths on this day.

Cumulative stats based on data from Almería 360

This is the rolling coronavirus story for Thursday 12 November 2020

Stats for the last 24 hours - 303 more cases and 2 more deaths

https://www.lavozdealmeria.com/noticia/3/provincia/203942/duro-golpe-del-coronavirus-almeria-da-el-salto-a-los-300-contagios

Goole translation:

Hard hit of the coronavirus: Almería makes the leap to 300 infections

Almería adds two new deaths this black Thursday

Hard hit of the coronavirus. Almería makes the leap to 300 infections and surpasses the provincial record in this pandemic. So far, this was in the 299 positives determined by PDIA (Active Infection Diagnostic Tests) registered on October 29 and this Thursday exceeds this figure, reaching 303 new cases confirmed by PCR and antigen tests. In a day, in addition, in which he also has to mourn two new deaths.

Despite these harsh figures, Almería this day is placed in the last position with respect to the provincial data of Andalusia, in which 4,737 positives have been reported (1,357 more than those recorded the day before).

Seville ranks on this day as the province with the most daily cases with 1,320 -almost double that of Wednesday-, followed by Granada with 920, Cádiz with 487, Córdoba with 478, Malaga with 440, Jaén with 415, Huelva with 374 and Almería with 303.

Deaths
Andalusia adds 68 deaths from Covid-19 coronavirus in 24 hours this Thursday, November 12, six more than the day before and the third highest figure in the entire pandemic, according to data from the Andalusian Institute of Statistics and Cartography (IECA).

Two of them have taken place in the province, in which 171 people infected with coronavirus have lost their lives since the start of the pandemic.

The province of Granada concentrates the majority of the Board's deaths, with 27, followed by Cádiz with twelve and Seville with eleven. Below the ten are the rest of the provinces, Córdoba with seven; Jaén with four; Malaga with three; and Almería and Huelva with two.

The daily report prepared by the Andalusian Regional Government Health Council will give more information on the situation of the Almeria hospitals and will update the data related to the people who have already overcome the disease and the outbreaks registered so far in the province .

Police patrolling El Ejido boundaries

https://almeria360.com/actualidad/12112020_entradas-2_207702.html

Google translation:

The Local Police establish devices to control the entrances and exits of El Ejido

The agents have established checkpoints at the entrances and exits of El Ejido and in the Almerimar roundabout to prevent prohibited journeys from taking place and to try in this way to stop new infections.

The Local Police of El Ejido is intensifying mobility controls in the municipality in compliance with the new measures established by the Junta de Andalucía against COVID-19 from 00.00 hours last Tuesday 10 and valid until November 23 in the entire Autonomous Community.

The agents have established checkpoints at the entrances and exits of El Ejido and in the Almerimar roundabout to prevent prohibited journeys from taking place and to try in this way to stop new infections.

The exceptions to mobility between municipalities are:

• Assistance to health services and establishments
• Labor, educational or legal obligations
• Return to habitual residence
• Care of the elderly, minors or people with disabilities
• Collection of gardens and care for domestic animals
• Purchase of non-existent food in the municipality itself
• Assistance to veterinary care centers for emergency reasons
• Displacements of athletes of absolute category, high level or high performance
• Causes of force majeure or situation of need

In addition to these mobility control devices, the agents visit the main shopping streets of El Ejido and the centers every day to check that the establishments that are not classified as essential close at 6:00 p.m. and that the curfew is observed at 10:00 pm, except for the exceptions in each case.

In the same way, they are in charge of checking the capacity according to the level and degree of incidence of the virus, being Level-3 in El Ejido and the entire Poniente Sanitary District; the mandatory use of the mask; compliance with the quarantine of positives or close contacts with positives, in coordination with the Poniente Health District and the Health area; and that the meetings in the public and private sphere should not be more than six people.

It is recalled that failure to comply with the measures carries financial penalties, in addition to the health risk.

Cumulative stats based on data from Almería 360

 From 23 November 2020 people from UK and around 60 other countries will need proof of a negative PCR test in the last 72 hour to enter Spain via air or sea?

https://english.elpais.com/spanish_news/2020-11-12/spain-will-require-negative-pcr-test-from-travelers-coming-from-over-60-countries.html

The article here on the town hall website was publish earlier this week.

Read More for a Google translation of the article.

This is the rolling coronavirus story for Wednesday 11 November 2020

Stats for the last 24 hours - 230 more cases, 2 more deaths

https://www.lavozdealmeria.com/noticia/3/provincia/203874/los-datos-empeoran-almeria-vuelve-a-superar-los-200-casos-y-suma-dos-muertes

Google translation:

The data get worse: Almería once again exceeds 200 cases and adds two deaths

After the drop on Tuesday, the coronavirus figures for this Wednesday rise again

The hope open this Tuesday before a possible decrease in the number of infections has been broken this day when Almería once again exceeds 200 new cases of coronavirus. To these bad data we must add another one: the province has registered two new deaths in the last 24 hours.

According to data consulted in the Andalusian Institute of Statistics and Cartography (IECA), Almería has gone from 172 positives this Tuesday to 230 this Wednesday.

Despite this, on this day the province continues to be the second Andalusian territory with the fewest infections. Granada is the province with the most daily cases with 713, followed by Seville with 692, Malaga with 465, Jaén with 401, Cádiz with 389, Córdoba with 281, Almería with 230 and Huelva with 209.

The total of cases diagnosed in Andalusia by PCR and antigen tests has been 3,380, 535 more than those recorded the day before and 1,017 more than those registered seven days ago.

Deaths

Andalusia adds 62 deaths from coronavirus in 24 hours this Wednesday, 33 deaths less than the day before when the record for deaths of the second wave was recorded. Two of these deaths have occurred in Almería, which already has 169 deaths of people infected by Covid since the start of the pandemic.

On this day, the province of Seville with 20 and that of Jaén with 15 registered most of the deaths on this day, while the rest of the provinces accounted for less than a dozen deaths with: seven in Córdoba, five in Malaga, in Granada and Cádiz, three in Huelva and two in Almería.

The daily part of the Ministry of Health will give more information on the situation of Almeria hospitals and will update the number of people who have managed to overcome the disease, as well as the status of the outbreaks detected in the province of Almería.

Cumulative data from Almería 360 - note that I have updated the layout today (click on the image then click again to see a big version of the image)

This is the rolling coronavirus story for Tuesday 10 November 2020

Stats for the last 24 hours - 172 more cases, 1 more death

https://www.lavozdealmeria.com/noticia/3/provincia/203817/almeria-baja-de-la-barrera-de-los-200-positivos-un-fallecido-en-estas-24-horas

Google translation:

Almería falls below the barrier of 200 positives: one deceased in these 24 hours

167 people with Covid die in the province since the start of the pandemic

Again black day in Andalusia, which registers a new record of deaths in this second wave. Almería has to add one of the 95 deaths from coronavirus that the Andalusian community has had in the last 24 hours. There are already 167 people with Covid who have died in the province since the start of the pandemic.

On this Tuesday day, according to data from the Andalusian Institute of Statistics and Cartography (IECA), Almería drops, after several days, from the barrier of 200 positives and remains the second Andalusian province with fewer infections.

And it is that the province has registered in the last 24 hours a total of 172 new cases confirmed by PCR and antigen tests.

Deaths

Of the 95 deaths registered in Andalusia, the province of Seville with 28 and Granada with 22 account for most of the deaths on this day, followed by Malaga with 13, Jaén with 12, Cádiz with nine, Córdoba with eight, Huelva with two and Almería with one.

For their part, Andalusian hospitals once again registered a new increase in their care pressure due to the Covid-19 coronavirus this Tuesday and adds 143 more admitted in 24 hours to 3,478, 542 more than a week ago, of which 460 are in an intensive care unit (ICU), three more than the day before, 60 more than a week ago and 22 more than those registered in the maximum peak of last March 30

Cumulative stats based on data from Almería 360

This is the rolling coronavirus story for Monday 9 November 2020

An English language article about the restrictions that come into play in Andalucía at midnight tonight

https://english.elpais.com/society/2020-11-09/andalusia-confines-its-municipalities-and-suspends-all-non-essential-business-activity-from-6pm.html

The article above includes a link to where you can find out which level (Fase) you are in - at present this shows that El Ejido is at level 2 (out of 4) - you can zoom in/out and scroll over the map to find out information about anywhere in Andalucía

14:17 UPDATED: LOOKS LIKE THE MAP IS GOING TO BE OUT OF DATE QUICKLY (according to the article a little further below) - it has been suggested that Almería (as a whole?) will move to level 4 at midnight tonight. With the Poniente medical region (including us) as an exception, moving to level 3.

https://www.mapacovid.es/detail/El%20Ejido

Stats for the last 24 hours - 248 more cases

https://www.lavozdealmeria.com/noticia/3/provincia/203756/el-fin-de-semana-no-da-un-respiro-a-almeria-248-nuevos-positivos

Google translation:

The weekend does not give Almería a break: 248 new positives

Hospital pressure continues to grow in the province

It is Monday but the coronavirus data does not give a truce to the province. Despite the weekend (where the number of confirmed cases is usually lower), Almería adds about 250 new infections this day. The positive, there is no regretting deaths.

The daily report prepared by the Ministry of Health of the Junta de Andalucía places the province as the second in Andalusia in contagions, even so Almería adds 248 cases this Monday, only 25 less than this Sunday.

In total, 13,590 positives of coronavirus have already been confirmed by PCR and antigen tests, to which must be added the data referring to the rapid tests.

Andalusia registers 3,329 infections this Monday, November 9. Seville is the province with the most daily cases with 1,043, followed by Cádiz with 485, Granada with 451 -the previous day was the highest-, Jaén with 390, Malaga with 293, Córdoba with 288, Almería with 248 and Huelva with 111 .

The Andalusian community adds 29 new deaths this Monday, none of them in Almería. The province maintains the number of 166 deaths of people infected with Covid-19 since the beginning of the pandemic.

Granada remains the province that registers the most deaths with nine, followed by Huelva with seven, Córdoba and Jaén with five each, Malaga with three and Almería, Córdoba and Seville with none.

Situation of hospitals

Health notifies this Monday four admissions in the last hours in the Almeria hospitals and two in the Intensive Care Unit. At present, there are 121 admissions, of which 27 are in the ICU.

The Board's Health delegate, Juan de la Cruz Belmonte, stated this Monday that the situation in hospitals is worrying, although not critical as in other provinces of Andalusia. For this reason, he has defended the new measures adopted by the Junta de Andalucía and has insisted on the need to reduce mobility in order to reduce infections and hospital admissions.

The province has 9,069 people who have already overcome the coronavirus, 48 ​​more in recent hours.

Increase in preventative action levels in the province (including our area!) - according to la Voz de Almería

https://www.lavozdealmeria.com/noticia/12/almeria/203722/el-distrito-de-almeria-en-nivel-4-afecta-a-los-aforos

Google translation:

The district of Almería, at level 4: affects capacity

The districts of Levante-Alto Almanzora and Poniente are now at level 3 of the alert

The new measures announced by the Junta de Andalucía this Sunday aimed at trying to stop the advance of the coronavirus in the autonomous community imply a rise in the alert level.

As of this Tuesday, November 10, all Andalusia will be at level 4, which applies the maximum restrictions in terms of capacity, in addition to the prohibition of entering and leaving the municipalities.

Six districts of all Andalusia are saved that will remain at level 3: among them, Poniente and Levante-Alto Almanzora. Of course: the municipalities of these districts will continue to be closed on the perimeter and non-essential activity has to stop at six in the afternoon.

Level 4: Almería

In environmental activities, 6 people are allowed indoors and 10 outdoors. The parks can be open but with closed playgrounds and no more than 6 people can participate in activities.

The stores are limited to 50% of the capacity with a safety distance. For cinemas, theaters and auditoriums, 40% of the capacity.

In public transport, one seat between passengers and 50% standing. And in the private one, two people per row of seats, without occupying the passenger seat.

At wakes and funerals, 6 people indoors and 15 outdoors. In civil and religious ceremonies, 30% of the capacity. At banquets, 30 people indoors and 50 outdoors, without exceeding 30% of the capacity.

In hotels and restaurants, 75% of the capacity can be occupied on the terraces and 30% indoors. And in gyms, 40% of the capacity.

Level 3: Poniente and Levante-Alto Almanzora

In environmental activities, 10 people indoors and 15 outdoors. The parks and gardens may be open and no more than 10 people can participate in activities.

The stores are limited to 60% of the capacity with a safety distance. For cinemas, theaters and auditoriums, museums, congresses and fairs, 60% of the capacity.

In public transport, 100% of the seats and 75% of the standing places can be completed.

At wakes and funerals, 10 people indoors and 20 outdoors. In civil and religious ceremonies, 50% of the capacity. At banquets, 50 people indoors and 75 outdoors, without exceeding 50% of the capacity.

In hotels and restaurants, 100% of the capacity on the terraces and 50% indoors. And in sports facilities, 50% of the capacity.

From midnight - reasons you can leave the municipality - according to la Voz de Almería

https://www.lavozdealmeria.com/noticia/3/provincia/203755/los-motivos-por-los-que-puedes-salir-de-tu-municipio

Google translation:

The reasons why you can leave your municipality

From this Tuesday the entry and exit of the Almeria municipalities is limited

The Junta de Andalucía has decided to limit the mobility of citizens with the adoption of several measures: the perimeter closure of the community, the implementation of the curfew (and now its extension), the closure of non-essential activity from the six in the afternoon and the ban on entering and leaving all the municipalities of Andalusia.

This last measure has some exceptions. "The entry and exit of all the municipalities included in the provinces of the Autonomous Community of Andalusia, except for justified trips ", specifies the Official Gazette of the Junta de Andalucía (BOJA). These are:

- Assistance to health centers, services and establishments.

- Compliance with labor, professional, business, institutional or legal obligations.

- Attendance at university, teaching and educational centers, including nursery schools.

- Return to the place of habitual or family residence.

- Assistance and care for the elderly, minors, dependents, people with disabilities or especially vulnerable people.

- Travel to financial and insurance entities or refueling stations in neighboring territories.

- Required or urgent actions before public, judicial or notarial bodies.

- Renewals of permits and official documentation, as well as other administrative procedures that cannot be postponed.

- Performing exams or official tests that cannot be postponed.

- Displacement to carry out collection acts in orchards by their owners or tenants, as well as the care and feeding of domestic animals.

-Displacement for the acquisition of food products by those who have their habitual residence in localities that, being from another municipal term, lack establishments that allow the acquisition of such products and are neighboring towns with the municipalities with limited mobility.

-Assistance to veterinary care centers for urgent reasons.

- Displacements of athletes of absolute category, high level or high performance, coaches, judges or federated referees, for the sports activities of official competitions that are authorized at any time by the health authorities, which will be accredited by sports license or federative certificate.

- Due to force majeure or situation of need.

- Any other activity of a similar nature, duly accredited.

They are the same reasons for which entry and exit from the Autonomous Community of Andalusia is allowed.

But among municipalities, one more must be added: the development of hunting activities linked to the control of the overabundance of game species that can cause damage to ecosystems, in the productive cycles of agriculture and livestock, and road safety.

Cumulative 7 and 14 day stats from Almería 360

 Impact of the changes at midnight tonight on golfers in Andalucía - from the Andalucía Federation

I have just been sent a copy of a document in Spanish that I have got Google to translate

Google translation:

Summary of the inquiries received in this Royal Andalusian Golf Federation, by federated players and clubs, regarding the limitations to mobility established in the President's Decree 9/2020, of November 8, 2020.

Can you open the golf courses?
Yes. In any area of ​​Andalusia.
However, in areas that are at level 4 grade 2 - currently, the province of Granada - the sports facility may be opened, but not its restaurant and pro-shop.

How does the hourly limitation affect the golf courses?
The time limit at 6:00 p.m. does not affect the golf courses for outdoor physical activity. This limitation would affect catering and pro-shop services.

What competitions can a golf course organize?
All kinds of competitions can be organized throughout Andalusia, except in those areas that are at level 4 grade 2 (currently, the province of Granada) where competitions for ages under 16 and non-federated competitions cannot be organized.
In golf, any competition that takes place on a federated field will be a federated competition.

Can I travel from one municipality to another to go to a golf course?
Movement between municipalities is allowed, provided that it is intended to carry out any activity related to an authorized official competition, including training.
However, players under 18 years of age who are not High Performance or High Level athletes will not be able to leave their municipality to practice golf.

What does it mean to carry out federated sports activities of official competition?
Be federated and participate in an official federated competition, as an athlete, coach, judge or referee, also including training, according to the explanatory infographic published by the Junta de Andalucía.

What is an official federated competition?
According to the Andalusian Sports Law, they are those competitions declared as such by the corresponding sports federation, and incorporated into the calendar approved by the General Assembly of the Federation.
Examples of official competitions include both the Estrella Damm Andalucía Valderrama Masters, as well as the Junior, Senior, Female, 5th category, Pequecircuito, etc. circuits.

What is meant by training?
Any activity carried out by a federated player in a federated sports facility and aimed at preparing for the official competition.

Do I have to carry a physical license?
In accordance with Presidency Decree 9/2020 of November 8, the federated player will accredit such condition by displaying her federative license, either the physical license, or through the app of the Royal Spanish Golf Federation.

What players make up the absolute category?
All those federated players aged 18 or over are considered absolute category players.

I am a federated player under 18 years of age. Can I travel to train or compete?
No. You can only train or compete on golf courses that are within your same municipality.

This is the rolling coronavirus story for Sunday 8 November 2020

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