
2.4 Magnitude Earthquake Shakes La Palma
The National Geographic Institute registered a dozen seismic events in the Canary Islands this Friday, with the strongest located on the island.
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The National Geographic Institute registered a dozen seismic events in the Canary Islands this Friday, with the strongest located on the island.

The Agrupación Herreña Independiente (AHI) proposed allowing tourist accommodations on common and agricultural rural land in La Palma, La Gomera, and El Hierro, but the initiative was vetoed.

A scientific study confirms that radiation levels in the Valle de Aridane remained within safe parameters for the population.

A Venezuelan living on the island describes the lack of aid, collapsed services, and obstacles to humanitarian assistance following the tremors.

The Cabildo of La Palma cancels weekend events, including an auditorium inauguration, as a gesture of support for the Venezuelan people.

The island's council expresses solidarity and coordinates with the Canary Islands Government to define support for the emergency.

The Island Council invests 2.6 million euros in the area's transformation, featuring a viewpoint, sports areas, and a panoramic elevator.

The Island Council continues the recovery of Puerto Naos and La Bombilla through constant technical monitoring.

The Cabildo of La Palma delivers devices to Indispal, enabling deaf individuals to experience sound through tactile vibrations.

A total of 24 people, including students and adults, show mild symptoms after an end-of-term celebration.

A total of 19 minors and 5 adults are involved in the incident, under investigation by health authorities.

The Island Council is tendering works to optimize roads LP-217 and LP-2172, vital for the Environmental Complex and La Salemera.