World Of Tourism

Mostly continuous heavy rain over the past 30 or so hours (expected to continue for a while yet) has caused significant disruption throughout parts of lowland and coastal Murcia region, with the worst affected areas being Cartagena, Campo de Cartagena and Mazarrón.On Sunday upto 80 litres of rain per square meter fell in the Campo de Cartagena and there was severe disruption in the local road

... forecast for today (Tuesday) and tomorrow. From about 10.00 today until midnight tomorrow there is a risk of strong wind gusts upto (Europa Press) 70 km/hr accompanied by thunder in the Campo de Cartegena and Mazarron areas; a 'yellow alert' has been declared. A similar 'yellow alert' has also been declared because of the risk of stormy coastal conditions (high wind gusts and stormy seas)

The new primary health-care clinic, located at 'Calle Isla Antigua' in Isla Plana was formally opened yesterday; it serves a population of 2,000. The town of Isla Plana forms part of the basic basic health zone of Puerto de Mazarrón and is included in the Health Area 2 of Cartagena.The new clinic, over 192 SqM, cost 361,800 Euros of which 215,000 has been provided by the Ministry according to

This morning I decided to take myself off to Cartagena to indulge in a little 'retail therapy'; basically I wanted to hit some clothes shops, not that I need anything really, I just felt like it. Partly this was a reaction to the craziness and duplicity of the decisions taken at the G20 summit in London yesterday; if these idiots are going to engineer to debauching of our currencies by inflating