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National Police arrest a Pakistani man for labour exploitation in Murcia and Alicante

Owners of numerous kebab stores situated in Biar (Alicante) and Yecla (Murcia) have been apprehended by the National Police for violations of employment and immigration regulations. The investigation commenced in March of last year, when an employee of one of the establishments reported that the individual who had engaged him had stolen all of his personal belongings and his documents, according to sources from the force in a statement.
The investigation has disclosed that the primary suspect, a 41-year-old male of Pakistani descent, communicated with other citizens of his country who were in particularly precarious circumstances in Spain. Under extremely precarious circumstances, he provided them with a job in Yecla in exchange for accommodation and board, without an employment contract or social security registration.
The majority of the employees were in Spain illegally, while two of them were juveniles and others lacked valid work permits, as indicated by the five inspections conducted at the establishments. The arrest of eight individuals was the outcome of the investigations, which were conducted by officers from the Yecla Police Station and the National Police Attached Unit in the Valencian Community, as well as members of the Labour and Social Security Inspectorates of Murcia and Alicante.
Specifically, authorities apprehended the primary suspect and charged him with alleged violations of the rights of foreign citizens and labourers. Additionally, a Moroccan man was apprehended for document falsification, and six additional individuals were apprehended for violating the immigration law.
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Calpe allocates 155,000 euros to repair the Arenal Bol promenade damaged by storms and rain

The Arenal-Bol Beach Promenade maintenance and renovation project has been advertised by the Calpe City Council. The tender has a fixed price of €155,340 and a six-week completion period.
The objective of these projects is to enhance pedestrian traffic and rectify specific paving deficiencies. Maintenance work on the paving of the Arenal-Bol Beach Promenade has been restricted to Plaza Colón and the intersection of the Paseo MarÃtimo and Calle Alemania, Calle Dinamarca, Calle Gran Bretaña, Calle Irlanda, and Calle Luxemburgo. Therefore, numerous regions currently require pavement enhancements.
The marine environment, heavy rainfall, and the action of the waves have compromised the Promenade’s perimeter wall. This is particularly evident in the final section, where there is no sandy shoreline and the waves directly impact the masonry wall, thereby eroding its structure. The wall’s top is damaged in some areas, so it is suggested that it be fixed to match the promenade’s other walls.
The pavement will be demolished and reconstructed in sections to minimise the disruption to the normal movement of users along the promenade during the construction process. Additionally, portions of pavement that are in a state of disrepair will be demolished, cleared, and cleansed.
Ana Sala, the Mayor, acknowledged that “we are cognisant of the age of our seafront promenades and are currently engaged in the project to renovate the Paseo de la Fossa.” Consequently, in the interim and prior to the comprehensive remodelling of the Paseo del Arenal, we have contemplated the replacement of the deteriorated pavement and a portion of the wall, which is experiencing typical deterioration over time. These promenades, which are now a municipal icon, are over 50 years old. We persist in our efforts to enhance the public perception of our municipality. We will commence the project’s execution immediately upon the release of the tender while concurrently continuing to work on the comprehensive remodelling of the Paseo de la Fossa.
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Food poisoning at Alicante bar leaves six people hospitalised

Seven individuals in Alicante have contracted food poisoning as a result of consuming spoilt food at a bar located in the city centre. According to the Ministry of Health, six of them required hospitalisation. To resolve this issue, the Alicante Public Health Centre implemented epidemiological surveillance.
The health department conducted an inspection of the afflicted establishment following the detection of the outbreak and subsequently decided to temporarily close it. Nevertheless, the business has reopened, as per official sources, following a comprehensive cleansing and disinfection of equipment and surfaces.
On March 31st, this incident was reported, and all patients were discharged as a result of clinical improvement. However, the severe effects of the poisoning hospitalised one of the patients for nearly a month.
This individual encountered symptoms, including diarrhoea with faecal incontinence, sepsis during the initial hours of hospitalisation, and skin loss on the face, limbs, and body as a result of dehydration.
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Three years in prison for man who abused his adopted daughter

A man has been sentenced to three years in prison by the Provincial Court of Murcia,
and five years of probation who confessed in court that he sexually assaulted his adopted daughter, a minor, on two separate occasions.
taking advantage of his mother’s drowsiness to secure a remedy from a doctor.
It also imposes him as the perpetrator of a continuous crime of sexual aggression by removing the girl 300 metres for a period of eight years. Additionally, it disqualifies him from engaging in any profession that involves contact with minors for the same period. The victim will receive 20,000 euros in compensation, which he had already paid before the trial. This has resulted in the application of the highly qualified mitigating circumstance to repair the damages caused.
The minor was required to endure psychological treatment because of two attacks that occurred in 2019. The first attack occurred at the summer residence outside the Region of Murcia, while the second occurred in the family home in a town within the autonomous region.
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