The Five Most Important News from Alicante this Sunday, June 15

The editorial team of TodoAlicante reviews the current events and compiles, for your convenience, the five most prominent news stories that occurred this Sunday, June 15, in the province of Alicante:

A total of 182 adult and children's bonfire ninots competed for the prize, along with nearly twenty barracks that also exhibited their proposals at the Lonja since the end of May. Click here to see the photos.

The fire affected a terrace area, but fortunately, the firefighters were able to control it very quickly," said the relieved mayor of Polop. Click here to read the news.

Benidorm awaits, on the eve of summer, the arrival of hundreds of thousands of visitors who will fill hotels and beaches during the high season. They will swim, dive into pools, shower, cook, and drink. However, the capital of the Costa Blanca, one of Spain's most touristy cities, is in serious danger: it is on red alert due to a prolonged drought. Click here to read the full story.

More than half of Alicante's residents admit to suffering from eye discomfort due to overexposure to screens. This overexposure is evidenced by "compelling" figures, according to which 27.7% of the population spends more than eight hours in front of a screen, and 34% between four and eight hours. Click here to read the full story.

The glass windows of Autoservicio del Hogar surprise the residents of Virgen del Remedio once again, who stop in front of the ninots to congratulate Miguel Ángel Montero Click here to read the full story.

The little girl was found unconscious and bleeding from the nose. Three other minors, aged 8, 11, and 12, were also affected by the electricity. Click here to read the full story.

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