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San Roque activates emergency level 0 due to storm Charles

Topics Regional Government of Andalusia

The City Council keeps all operational groups active on alert from 21:00 this Tuesday until midnight on Wednesday.

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Fachada blanca de un edificio de tres plantas con reloj en el frontón y el rótulo Casa Consistorial, bajo un cielo azul despejado.
Photo: Ayuntamiento de San Roque
San Roque is in pre-emergency. The City Council activated the Municipal Emergency Plan at level 0 at 21:00 this Tuesday, November 10, due to the arrival of storm Charles, which according to forecasts will bring intense rain and strong winds. The measure will remain in place until 23:59 this Wednesday, November 11. Level 0 means that all operational groups in the municipality are active in a state of alert to deal with situations that the adverse weather conditions may cause. It is a pre-emergency level, that is, a call for caution: the population must follow the indications disseminated through official channels.

A storm that has already moved the region

The storm does not only affect San Roque. On Tuesday, November 10, the Algeciras City Council announced the suspension of teaching activity in all its schools for Wednesday 11, after the Junta de Andalucía activated operational situation 1 of the Andalusia Emergency Plan, as the mayor, Jacinto Muñoz Madrid, reported at the time. That same day, Chipiona also activated its municipal emergency plan due to the strong easterly wind warning and orange alert for rain. In the case of San Roque, the activation of level 0 takes place with the operational groups already mobilized and awaiting how the storm evolves in the coming hours.

What to do while the alert lasts

The municipal indication is clear: exercise extreme caution and consult only the City Council's official channels to learn how the situation evolves and the possible measures adopted. The alert is in force until 23:59 this Wednesday, November 11.

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