Costa de Almeria • Issue No. 2064 • 23 - 29 January 2025
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Vera Bounces Back
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VERA Playa is gradually returning to normal after heavy flooding over the weekend caused by strong Levante winds and a powerful sea surge. Streets, especially in the naturist zone, were flooded, and several areas were temporarily cut off. Although some homes along the seafront experienced minor damage, there were no reports of major structural harm. Local maintenance and cleaning teams acted quickly to clear the streets and repair any damage. Their efficient response has made many areas passable again, and water levels have dropped significantly, making roads safer. This progress has helped businesses and residents get back to their regular activities. The recent storm has hi-
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Images: Vera Town Hall
Rapid response helps recovery efforts
Coastal flooding causes disruption.
ghlighted the ongoing issue of coastal erosion, with some locals expressing frustration over the lack of adequate protection. The current breakwater, many say, is not enough to prevent flooding during severe weather. The Vera Town Council has once
again urged the Ministry for Ecological Transition to approve a long-awaited project to build a more effective breakwater to protect the coastline. While the storm caused temporary disruption, the town is now focused on long-term solutions to
prevent future flooding. “We are working hard to ensure that our beaches and community are safe,” said a Vera Town Council spokesperson. The town remains committed to securing better protection and keeping the area safe for everyone.
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