Covid Restrictions Andalucia

[elusive]

Surely you’re allowed out of the municipality to shop? Here in Frigiliana we don’t have a supermarket and the nearest is in Nerja.

Depends if you get a jobsworth at the checkpoints. Last lockdown it was you can only go to lidl as its the nearest. Then it was you cant go to nerja at all. One semi large shop in frigiliana and the others are tiny front room types ones. Butchers that hardly have anything in at the best of time same for the bakers . Very little decent fresh fruit. No fresh milk. When ever ive looked. So if you like processed meat magdalenas and uht milk you are ok lol.

The law says you can go for food stuffs you cant get in your area but as normal thats totally down to interpretation.

Loads of traffic going up and down yesterday. No different to normal. Some old neighbours who have moved to torrox came up and down twice to collect their campavan that they had left in the street. Prob claimed they were moving if stopped although it was weeks ago.

[elusive]

Juan marin has implied the restrictions will continue through the puente holiday around dec 8th

[Wicksey]

I'm not surprised elusive. I don't think they want people travelling from the hotspots and that weekend is a big holiday here.

[jonbar.1]

Bearing in mind it is currently forbidden to travel inter -municipality.
Where are the endless "Pelatons" of brightly- coloured cyclists going?

[Beachcomber]

I think they are on the point of pushing their luck too far.

I have a friend who lives in Fuengirola, a stone's throw from the Miramar centre which is within the municipality of Mijas. She has to get her car out and go down to the centre of Fuengirola to do her shopping.

Efforts were made to have Fuengirola and Mijas treated as one municipality as far as travel restrictions were concerned to no avail.

[katy]

I know the area very well but would find it difficult to differentiate exactly which was which.

[Beachcomber]

I think basically the boundary is the N340 at least where the Miramar centre is.

There is pedestrian access to get from one side to the other and they had some kind of uniformed Stazi preventing people from using it.

[olive]

What are the current rules please on car and a passenger (Granada Province).?

Does the passenger have to be in the back even if you are in the same household?

[El Cid]

I'm not aware of any restrictions so long as you stay within the municipality.

Sid

[elusive]

What are the current rules please on car and a passenger (Granada Province).?

Does the passenger have to be in the back even if you are in the same household?

https://www.facebook.com/18828001124628 ... 320132880/

2 per row and cant sit next to the driver. I think it means?! Whether that includes ppl from the same household?I probably yes considering how stupid they are

[El Cid]

If you read the official publication by the Junta about the restrictions, there is no reference to restrictions on the number of people in private cars.

https://www.juntadeandalucia.es/boja/2020/577/1

Sid

[elusive]

thats on the juntas offical f.book page so they talk out of both sides of their mouth. Nothing new there

[Screagle]

As predicted by many on this forum the medidas preventivas have been extended to 10th December on account of the puente. Looks like all of Andalucia is now Level 4 (grade 1) with the the exception being a zone east and north east of Málaga which is Level 3. Is that the general understanding or are there further exceptions?

Judging by the infection rate on the Costa Noroeste (600+ per 100,000) I'm hoping that these extended measures will finally get this rate down. Thankfully hospital admission rates remain low.

Saludos

[Beachcomber]

Then extend it to cover Christmas, then the coming of the Kings, then Easter etc, etc? Unless more people join those who are already demonstrating this is going to go on for ever.

By the way I think the BOJA takes precedence over some Fakebook page which is probably written by a lowly functionario who has even less clue about what is going on in the real world than the government has.

[elusive]

Its not just written on the f.b page its the offical diagrams,posters whatever you want to call them that lists the restrictions and different levels that were released by the junta.

[Beachcomber]

I have checked Spanish online media and they all list the restrictions but no mention of the number of passengers or where one should sit in a vehicle.

[elusive]

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.diario ... t_amp.html

Diagram showing the rules for private cars

The original question was about granada prov which is under tougher restrictions.Axarquia has changed in the mean time and now comes under level 3 where theres no rules re cars.

[olive]

Daft rule for a household bubble of two . Sleep together but cannot travel together in the front. Of course it is aimed at those that give lifts and are mixing with other folk. Also easier to police.

[elusive]

Axarquia is back in level 4

[elusive]

Update on national xmas rules.

https://elpais.com/sociedad/2020-12-02/ ... dades.html