Euro Weekly News - Costa de Almeria 29 August - 4 September 2013 Issue 1469

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ISSUE NO. 1469

29 AUGUST - 4 SEPTEMBER 2013

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‘Black panther’ is on the prowl THE hunt is on for a black panther spotted in Almeria. Residents of the town of Berja are sleeping with one eye open after a member of the public notified police of the presence of what could be a ‘large black panther’ in the Castala natural park. The town hall has

decided to close the park area because of the possibility of a ‘large black cat’ roaming the area. Although the first sighting of the animal was a few weeks ago, the resident did not notify the police until more recently in case they thought he was ‘crazy’.

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See you all next year! THE City of Almeria bid ‘Adios’ to it’s Feria for another year with a huge firework display which took place along the promenade.

HUNTED: Big cat is at large. Agents have set up traps and night cameras in the area where the cat seems to patrol on a regular basis. They have retired from the area to leave it in peace in the hope of capturing it alive. So far a fox and an unfortunate domestic cat have been caught.

Both were released unharmed. The mayor, Antonio Torres, has himself seen the animal. He said: “I have seen it and I wouldn’t like to meet it face to face. We are probably talking about a panther that someone had as a pet and decided to let loose.”

Fire run THE Firemen of the Poniente Area of Almeria have arranged a 10 kilometre race for Sunday in Almerimar.

Long walk ELEVEN members of a Pulpi walking club took on the challenge of the 58 km ‘Hell of the Los Filabres 2013’ night walk.

Woman rescued by dinghy after falling FIREMEN and Coastguards rescued a 41-year-old-woman who suffered a sprained ankle after falling while out walking in the area of San Pedro Cove in Nijar. Emergency services received a

call from the husband of the injured lady who reported that his wife had suffered a sprain from a fall and was in an area with difficult access. Firemen and a rescue dinghy were sent to the area.

After a laborious rescue, the lady was taken by the dinghy to the port of Almeria where she was treated by a medical team before being transferred to the Torrecardenas hospital.


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