Euro Weekly News - Costa del Sol 12 - 18 December 2013 Issue 1484

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Low water levels after dry Autumn THE dry Autumn has affected Malaga’s reservoirs with water reserves plummeting. Water levels in seven of Malaga’s reservoirs have fallen to around 54.6 cubic metres. The La Concepcion reservoir, which supplies the Western Costa del Sol, currently has around 34 cubic metres, compared to 54 at this time last year. The only ones that remain more or less the same as 2012 are Guadalhorce and Guadalteba with 109.5 and 144 cubic metres

respectively. Water levels remained constant despite water being needed for emergency irrigation for farmers in the area to try to save the crops. The lack of rainfall has affected the levels. During Autumn 2012, between 342-385 litres of rainfall fell per square metre in the vicinity of Lake La Concepcion, La Viñuela and Guadalhorce. From October 1 this year, just 12-20 litres per square metre of rain have fallen.

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Judge decides Ryanair calendar is too sexy A MALAGA court has ruled against Ryanair for sexist publicity. The complaint was taken to court by Malaga Consumers Association, over promotion of the Ryanair Cabin Crew Charity Calendar 2013 in which female members of the crew appeared in bikinis. They also complained about the campaign in October 2012 on the airline’s website, which read ‘Red-hot prices. And the crew!’ which they say is illegal and dishonest.

They say that women are used in the publicity simply as a sexual attraction, unrelated to the object of the advertising campaign.

They also complain that no men are used in the campaign, despite there being many male members of cabin crew.


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