The Five Most Important News Stories This Thursday, August 22 in Alicante

The editorial team at TodoAlicante takes a look at the latest news and serves up the five most significant stories that occurred this Thursday, August 22, in the province of Alicante:

There are heroes who don't wear capes but are capable of crossing a balcony ledge to save a child clinging to the railing of a second floor. This is the case of Felipe David Souza, who last Monday slid from the house where he was working upon hearing the neighbors' screams, to help a minor who had climbed up and was in danger. Link to the news.

The mayor of Callosa d'En Sarrià, Andrés Molina, has issued a statement to the entire population to "intensify water-saving measures" due to the concerning water situation the region is facing. Link to the news.

The relative calm in Guardamar, following recent episodes of violence involving some migrants who have been accommodated in the town for months, was disrupted this week by an incident that required the intervention of three Civil Guard patrols and another from the Local Police. Link to the news.

The club debuts its new kit in Primera RFEF in the match against Ceuta this Saturday. Finetwork is the new sponsor of the historic Alicante team. Link to the news.

"Do you want to be a beauty or child lady?", "We are looking for beauty or senior ladies," are some of the messages that are spreading like wildfire on Facebook or WhatsApp these days. The Alicante bonfires are already shaping up details of what will be the city's official 2025 festivities, including who will be the women and girls wearing the beauty and honor lady bands, both adults and children. Link to the news.

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