The Five Most Important News Stories from Alicante this Monday, June 9

The editorial team of TodoAlicante reviews the current events and presents the five most notable news stories that occurred this Monday, June 9, in the province of Alicante:

The Penal Court No. 2 of Alicante has convicted two doctors of malpractice for gross negligence in the case of a boy who died in Petrer due to peritonitis after visiting the emergency room five times. The judge also ordered compensation amounting to around 180,000 euros for the boy's grandparents and biological mother, according to the sentence accessed by TodoAlicante. Click here to learn more about the ruling.

The city of Alicante will have a new public parking facility from June 18. This provisional parking lot has been constructed by the Generalitat near the Adif train station due to the intermodal works. Click here to read the full story.

A new wave of deregistrations in the Tourism Registry for tourist-use homes. The Generalitat has removed 7,438 vacation apartments lacking a unique and individualized cadastral reference. Since the introduction of the Tourist Use Housing Law, the regional government has been cracking down on all sector illegalities, estimating that the number of homes to be deregistered will reach 34,000. Click here to read the full story.

The lucrative business of human trafficking also requires refueling services to carry out its criminal activities. This was the role of a criminal organization recently dismantled by the Civil Guard, which allegedly supplied fuel to 'taxi boats' operating between the coasts of North Africa and the shores of Alicante, Murcia, and Almería. Click here to read the full story.

A hellish Monday for thousands of Alicante drivers on the AP-7. A collision between two trucks in the municipality of l'Alfàs del Pi forced the closure of the expressway towards Valencia, diverting traffic to the N-332, causing massive traffic jams in Benidorm, l'Alfàs del Pi, and Altea. The occupants of the heavy vehicles were injured as a result of the crash. Click here to read the full story.

The 2024/2025 school year is about to end in Alicante. Boys and girls will finish their classes on Wednesday, June 18, when the Hogueras de San Juan take over the streets of Alicante. This way, the city's children can enjoy the official festivities to the fullest. Click here to find out the school holidays for the 2025/2026 academic year in Alicante.

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