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You can upgrade to a modern browser or use the Google Chrome Frame to optimize your viewing experience which manages the largest network of secure parking facilities for trucks in Spain with more than 3,500 spaces for renting (long or short term) have inaugurated the Manises secure parking for trucks close to the AP7 and the Valencia Airport cargo terminal The new facilities have state-of-the-art security systems both at the entrances and inside the car park This will allow transport professionals to take their breaks with the peace of mind that their vehicles and goods will be protected this truck park has advanced access control and security surveillance systems with cameras; reinforced lighting perimeter fencing to prevent intrusion attempts; access control for heavy vehicles and drivers; and digital means of payment through the mowiz TRUCK digital platform as well as through Via-T and other means of payment including the most widespread professional channels in the European market This new SSTPA (Safe and Secure Truck Parking Area) will also have refrigerated hook-up points for trucks transporting (ultra) frozen cargo or those that need to maintain the cold chain so that they can do so without CO2 emissions the area has additional services for both professionals and their companions such as areas for physical activities and rest; hygiene services showers and toilets; laundry; recreational areas free Internet connection; restaurant/cooking areas and parking reservation management All of this in safe and secure spaces that are audited and certified and which will be officially certified to the EU Safe Parking Standard for Trucks at GOLD level The project stands out for the treatment of water measures have been implemented to reduce its consumption as much as possible in all the facilities in view of the evolution of energy sources the facilities are prepared to be able to offer electric charging points for all types of electric trucks by 2026 mowiz TRUCK reinforces the service it offers on the TEN-T Mediterranean corridor where it already has nine secure spaces for trucks and more than 1,500 spaces under commercialisation one of the most important routes for road freight transport This location offers a key position for large logistics chains in the east of the peninsula This new secure truck parking will become part of the mowiz TRUCK network which is made up of 19 areas already in operation in other areas of Spain such as Andalusia the company aims to respond to the demand of many haulage associations and the road transport sector in general (which in Spain represents >95% of freight transport) given the lack of supply of this type of infrastructure in Spain Sustainability has been a strategic pillar in the Manises' truck parking project the modifications have been made to strengthen the commitment of both the City Council and the company to reduce the carbon footprint by promoting the reduction of energy consumption of the facilities the use of recycled materials in the reform process the increase in the energy efficiency of the buildings and the reduction of noise pollution and the increase in CO2 capture through the renovation of the green perimeter enclosure and the extension of the planted units to around 500 trees Since 1976, EYSA has specialized in facilitating regulatory changes affecting mobility and infrastructure as well as national transportation authorities The EYSA Group develops and operates high-performance solutions to address the main challenges of urban and interurban mobility infrastructure management in more than 350 cities across 28 countries on 4 continents EYSA's business model adds value to clients through the design as well as assuming operational and demand risk where applicable Among the Group's solutions are regulated parking control and management in cities implementation and management of low emission zones implementation of road safety and urban traffic systems management of off-street parking such as airports Please check entered address and try again or go to homepage Air Transat will connect Manises airport with Montreal airport in Canada on a weekly basis from the summer of 2025 Valencia will recover transoceanic flights from next summer. For the first time in 13 years, Manises airport will have a direct connection to the other side of the Atlantic Previously, in 2005, Air Madrid had operated a direct flight to Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic. Valencia Secreta has checked available prices to fly from Valencia to Montreal with Air Transat. The usual price is 404 for a round trip from June 21 to July 11 with the cheapest available fare (Eco Budget). In addition, this 2025 Valencia will also connect with one of the tourist destinations par excellence in Europe: Reykjavik, in Iceland. The Icelandic capital will be added with two weekly flights operated by Play, to other northern European cities such as Copenhagen (Denmark), operated by SAS, and Oslo (Norway), operated by Norwegian. EasyJet will strengthen connectivity with Amsterdam (Netherlands) with two weekly flights, while Ryanair adds Pescara (Italy) and Poznan (Poland) to its network with two weekly flights each. Dan Air will add three weekly frequencies to Bucharest (Romania) and the Binter connection that will be launched in April with Gran Canaria and Tenerife. Text description provided by the architects. The project for this newly built Private Terminal proposes a clear and decisive geometry defined by a single volume (120 x 47 meters) in which the exterior metallic materiality that surrounds the building unifies its various functions and structures. This skin, which in some areas is micro-perforated to allow natural light to enter the interior, gives the project a unitary industrial appearance, whilst being dynamic and variable changing according to time and sunlight. © David FrutosThe functional program is divided into two main areas. The area for office use is distributed over two floors between which double heights are created generating visuals. On the other hand, the hangar area will have space to host different aircraft as well as warehouses. © David FrutosThe design of the structure has been one of the greatest challenges of the project and the element that has most conditioned the final appearance of the building. The structure is solved using rigid metal gable frames with variable depth trusses. In the same way, two elements are proposed to support a metal truss that allows a free front opening of 100 meters to adapt to the functional requirements and demands of the space. © David FrutosDespite its area and volume, the project has a low energy impact since the main space area (3,794.14 m2) does not require climate conditioning. The natural ventilation of this space is achieved through the strategic installation of three fans, avoiding air stratification in winter and allowing the thermal load to be reduced in summer. You'll now receive updates based on what you follow Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors If you have done all of this and still can't find the email An Albanian fugitive facing life imprisonment in Belgium has been detained by Spanish authorites at Manises Airport in Valencia was wanted by Belgian authorities for having provided information for the commission of a murder which took place in that country Comentar es una ventaja exclusiva para registrados Learn about this Marketing action focused on consolidating the club's positioning and interaction with new audiences who will have direct access with their smartphone to purchase tickets for matches the VCF Official Store and even becoming a Socio VCF Valencia CF will give a special welcome to the more than 8 million people who arrive each year by plane at the Valencia-Manises International Airport located a few kilometres outside the city itself Valencia CF have decorated the entry and exit door of the airport arrivals terminal with the club crest and the image of Mestalla a branding action focused on consolidating the positioning of the club and interaction with new audiences -especially those coming from outside Spain Scanning the code gives direct access to ticket purchase making options to enjoy Valencia CF available immediately upon arrival Related news Ver todas the new stadium will offer nine different hospitality concepts that will go on sale before the end of 2025 Latest news Ver todas The Valencia CF striker is this year's ambassador The pitch has been restored thanks to donations from LALIGA EA SPORTS and contributions to the ‘FILA CERO SOLIDARIA’ Height: 2.3 in (5.7 cm); diameter: 17.5 in (44.5 cm) Nestled between sloping groves of olive trees along the banks of the river Turia lies Manises a small Spanish town with a powerful artistic presence Known as the primary center of production for lusterware a type of tin-glazed ceramic developed by Abbasid period Islamic potters (see cat Manises has dominated the industry since the fourteenth century and its exports are still highly sought after today a testament to the cultural exchange and stylistic fusion that occurred on the Iberian Peninsula during the seven hundred years when perceived boundaries between “East” and “West” were much more fluid than they are today Muslim forces first landed in Gibraltarin 711 conquering Visigothic Iberia and expanding the Umayyad empire into present-day Spain Though Muslim holdings later fractured into rival states many southern and coastal regions continued under Muslim rule until the late fifteenth century and bore witness to profound cultural change Looking to recreate the splendor they had left behind in Damascus and other eastern cities Iberian Islamic leaders enriched their kingdoms with untold treasures and sophisticated public infrastructure and philosophers soon flocked to new cosmopolitan centers while ports bustled with merchants exchanging luxury goods for local resources It was within this context of great economic and artistic prosperity that lusterware was initially introduced to Europe Western manufacture of the ceramics began in Málaga as early as 1150 as Muslims and Christians battled for control and the port city rapidly declined Málagan master potters migrated north and settled in Valencia bringing with them their acclaimed gold-lustered craft James I of Aragon had granted Valencian artisans of all religions the right to work freely upon payment of an annual tax and kiln fee giving rise to a distinctive and collaborative artistic environment In the workshops of Manises and other nearby towns Muslim and Christian craftsmen worked side by side and creating a style of lusterware entirely their own As exemplified by the Wyvern armorial plate Valencian potters drew on a repertoire of geometric motifs elaborated in muted browns and reds or brilliant blues and golds and many plates were decorated on the underside with boldly painted animal figures also drawing on European heraldry Seamless combinations of such elements illustrate the harmonization of Muslim and Christian artistic traditions Valencian lusterware occupied a prominent place at the heart of Iberian society Whether proudly displayed in homes or used as part of a larger table service and hybridized conception of the ceramics garnered them unique appreciation throughout all of Europe Muslims and Christians alike cherished the gold-lustered vessels a craft that came to belong so indisputably to both cultures it was no longer possible to distinguish between them set in valencia, the new pichiavo art studio is a two-story creative hub endowed with clean lines and ample space where the spanish duo juan antonio sánchez (pichi) and álvaro hernández (avo) can freely experiment and expand their work characterized by a blend of classical and contemporary urban art. designed by architects expédito aparicio and césar plaza, the new studio sits in an old warehouse in manises, which is famous for its ceramics and industrial heritage. it is also where pichiavo set up its first workspace back in the 2000s. construction works on this project began in december 2020 and lasted for over a year, amid the covid-19 pandemic adaptable to different activities like painting a smaller room complements the open ground floor plan the upper space holds the main office, a meeting room, and the kitchen/lounge. the office, essentially, comprises the central element of the first floor, visually connecting to the painting area through a huge glass wall. additionally, on the walls there, pichiavo (see more here) has reserved a space for displaying its artwork collection by vhils architecture + design: expédito aparicio and césar plaza construction start date: december 2020 photography: pichiavo | @pichiavo happening now! partnering with antonio citterio, AXOR presents three bathroom concepts that are not merely places of function, but destinations in themselves — sanctuaries of style, context, and personal expression. Almost all the deaths - 155 - have been recorded in the region with two more in Castilla-La Mancha and another Valencia residents have described "nightmare" scenes with one telling our reporter: "We all know someone who has died" Emergency teams are continuing to search for those missing - hundreds of soldiers have been deployed to Valencia to assist with the operation Video footage from earlier shows some rescuers battling shoulder-high floodwater to look for survivors Closer look: BBC reporter walks through devastated Valencia neighbourhood with Bethany Bell and Nicky Schiller reporting from Valencia Spain is still reeling from the deadly impact of its worst flooding disaster in decades At least 158 people are confirmed dead and dozens are missing we saw more than a year's worth of rainfall in just eight hours on Wednesday Search and rescue operations are still ongoing for those missing Rebuilding the damaged areas will take untold weeks or months emergency crews are grappling with inaccessible areas that have been cut off by the damage Residents have described "nightmare" scenes with one Valencia resident telling our reporter that all locals now "know someone who has died" Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez warned residents in affected areas to "stay home", echoing an earlier statement from King Felipe VI who said the emergency is "not over" since the ground is already saturated with water We'll be ending our live coverage shortly but you can read more on this story across our website: Watch: Deadly floods leave trail of destruction in southern Spain Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingHundreds of locals walking into the city for suppliespublished at 18:01 Greenwich Mean Time 31 October 202418:01 GMT 31 October 2024Nicky SchillerReporting from Valencia I've just walked back down through a devastated street in the La Torre in Valencia and you can see hundreds of people walking back and forth into the city for supplies One of the small local supermarkets has a queue outside Most people are carrying the bottled water that they have bought I also saw a lot of bleach/disinfectant as most of the house have been inundated with water or mud city council workers are handing out food bags for local people who need to eat A lot of the criticism I had been hearing from residents is they felt the authorities hadn't done enough to help after the flooding Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingArmy to assist in Valenciapublished at 17:44 Greenwich Mean Time 31 October 202417:44 GMT 31 October 2024Image source EPAThe Valencian president has called on Spain's army to distribute aid and help with clearing the wreckage caused by the floods "The government informs me that tomorrow at 8 in the morning a first wave will join to work during the day," he writes in a post on X The army will also help co-ordinate flood relief operations Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingSatellite images show extent of flooding around Valenciapublished at 17:23 Greenwich Mean Time 31 October 202417:23 GMT 31 October 2024Tom FinnVisual Journalism Team The scale of the destruction caused by the torrential rainfall in Spain can be hard to grasp We’ve looked at satellite imagery of a 7km (4.3-mile) stretch of residential neighbourhoods south of Valencia The area overlooks a lagoon surrounded by rice fields in the Albufera Natural Park and is prone to flooding But the extraordinary volume of rainwater that fell in such a short space of time burst the banks of the river Turia and flooded thousands of people’s homes So much sediment was carried out to sea by the river that it can be seen from space miles off Spain’s Mediterranean coast Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingLocals haven't seen anything like these floodspublished at 17:06 Greenwich Mean Time 31 October 202417:06 GMT 31 October 2024Nicky SchillerReporting from Valencia I'm still in the La Torre area of Valencia All around me are cars tossed into the road from the force of the flood water Locals don't have any power in this area but are already starting to work together to try and clear up I saw a group of young men with brooms sweeping muddy water from one business We spoke to one local called Rosa who said she saw cars floating in the water and had not seen anything like it in this area But she also said the community was coming together seeing what others needed and trying to get it for them It is going to be weeks and months before this area of the city looks anything like it did before the floods Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingMore heavy rain predicted for hardest-hit Valencia regionpublished at 16:58 Greenwich Mean Time 31 October 202416:58 GMT 31 October 2024The Visual Journalism TeamBBC News We’re closely following the forecast of Spain’s state weather agency to get a sense of what lies in store for the next 24 hours more heavy rain is predicted for the hardest-hit eastern Valencia region and other areas on the north-east coast A year’s worth of rain fell in eight hours in parts of Valencia on Tuesday according to meteorologists and the storm that caused the intense downpours has been moving northeast The weather agency issued its highest level of alert for the province of Castellon where 180mm (7in) could fall and an amber alert for the city of Tarragona further north in the Catalonia region Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingWhat is a DANA?published at 16:47 Greenwich Mean Time 31 October 202416:47 GMT 31 October 2024Elizabeth RizziniLead Weather Presenter In our coverage of the Spanish flooding you may have heard the acronym DANA. but stands for Depresión Aislada en Niveles Altos – literally a high altitude isolated depression - a recurring type of storm often seen in the Iberian peninsula at this time of year It is sometimes known as a “gota fria” or “cold drop” Scientists are already attributing the devastating scenes to climate change the Mediterranean has seen record-breaking warm waters this summer A warm atmosphere holds more moisture and so as the world continues to warm we can expect to see these sorts of events become more extreme Severe thunderstorms produce a lot of rain within a short space of time - as we saw in Chiva where a year’s worth of rain fell within eight hours earlier in the week burst river banks and catastrophic flash flooding Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingWhat has happened today?published at 16:38 Greenwich Mean Time 31 October 202416:38 GMT 31 October 2024Let's bring you up to speed on what's been happening in Spain Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingUK Foreign Office confirms British man among the deadpublished at 16:24 Greenwich Mean Time 31 October 202416:24 GMT 31 October 2024Yesterday we reported a British man had died in Malaga Today the Foreign Office confirmed it was "providing support" to the family of the un-named 71-year-old You can read the full story here Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingAerial images show scale of devastation in flooded areaspublished at 16:05 Greenwich Mean Time 31 October 202416:05 GMT 31 October 2024We're now getting some new images which show a flood-hit area near Valencia from above The aerial images show destruction to roads The Valencia region has experienced most of the impact Residents in affected areas have been asked to stay at home and follow advice from emergency services with some high-speed and commuter services suspended for at least the next two weeks These rice fields near Valencia have also been destroyed by the floodwaters Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingThunderstorms expected in Mallorca Menorca and Cadizpublished at 15:47 Greenwich Mean Time 31 October 202415:47 GMT 31 October 2024BBC Weather It’s not just mainland Spain that has seen record-breaking rainfall October records were broken earlier in the week in the Balearics where as much as 174mm (6.85in) of rain fell on Monday Another 120mm (4.7in) could fall over the islands in just a few hours and the Spanish Met Service has issued amber warnings for rain and thunderstorms on Friday and Saturday across Mallorca and Menorca it will be falling on already saturated ground and could cause more flash flooding And while the low pressure system responsible for the flooding is weakening it remains more or less stagnant over Iberia and there are likely to be more intense downpours in the coming days Another area that could see further heavy thunderstorms with amber warnings issued is south-west Spain Any UK visitors to the country are being advised to keep up to date with the weather warnings Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingValencia emergency centre still identifying victimspublished at 15:33 Greenwich Mean Time 31 October 202415:33 GMT 31 October 2024As we've just reported the number of people killed by the floods in Spain has risen to 158 The vast majority of these deaths - 155 people - were recorded in Valencia, the region's emergency coordination centre said on X, external "The process of collecting and identifying victims continues" Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez visited the centre earlier this morning Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingAuthorities say 158 killedpublished at 15:23 Greenwich Mean Time 31 October 202415:23 GMT 31 October 2024BreakingWe have received an update on the number of people killed by severe flooding in Spain Authorities in Valencia now say that at least 155 people in the region have died With two more deaths in Castilla-La Mancha and one in Andalusia that brings the number of deaths so far to 158 Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingPolice arrested 39 people overnight in flood-hit areaspublished at 14:58 Greenwich Mean Time 31 October 202414:58 GMT 31 October 2024Image source Policía Nacional/XSpanish police arrested 39 people overnight as part of a crime prevention operation in commercial parts of flood-hit areas The police say they recovered a number of stolen items Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingNumber of casualties rises to 140 - reportpublished at 14:34 Greenwich Mean Time 31 October 202414:34 GMT 31 October 2024BreakingSome 140 people are now known to have died in Spain due to flash-flooding in the region according to the country's Efe news agency The agency did not provide further information although authorities in Valencia region earlier reported that the death toll had surpassed 100 It marks a significant jump from the 95 deaths confirmed yesterday Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingThe astonishing scale of destruction in Valenciapublished at 14:16 Greenwich Mean Time 31 October 202414:16 GMT 31 October 2024Image source Getty ImagesFlash flooding that ripped through parts of eastern Spain has destroyed buildings and infrastructure sweeping away cars and piling debris high in the streets Dozens of people have died and more are feared trapped or missing under the rubble The BBC's Visual Journalism Team have collected photos that show the scale of the destruction in Valencia and the rescue efforts that are under way to save those stranded Take a look at the entire photo essay. Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharing'We all know someone who's died - it's a nightmare'published at 13:54 Greenwich Mean Time 31 October 202413:54 GMT 31 October 2024Bethany BellReporting from Valencia where dozens of people were killed in the flash floods In one street I see undertakers recover a dead body Standing outside the wreckage of his chemist shop pharmacist Miguel Guerrilla tells me: "We all know someone who has died." Volunteers have arrived to help with the clean-up but it’s grim work a funeral services van arrives to retrieve another body Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingReal Madrid match against Valencia postponedpublished at 13:50 Greenwich Mean Time 31 October 202413:50 GMT 31 October 2024A top-flight football match between Valencia and Real Madrid scheduled for Saturday has been postponed by the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) Every weekend match in the Valencia region is postponed as the region grapples with the aftermath of the flooding This also includes another top-flight match a clash between Villarreal - based in Castellon province - and Rayo Vallecano RFEF received a request from La Liga and its clubs to push back all of the area's matches in the league's professional divisions All non-professional matches have also been recommended for postponement Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingWatch: 'This place never floods' - residentpublished at 13:30 Greenwich Mean Time 31 October 202413:30 GMT 31 October 2024Residents have been talking about the unexpected floods that hit La Torre in Valencia The neighbourhood has seen a huge amount of damage from the floods Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingSatellite images show devastating flood impactpublished at 13:09 Greenwich Mean Time 31 October 202413:09 GMT 31 October 2024Satellite images released by the European Space Agency (ESA) show the extent of the impact of heavy rain and flash-flooding in the Valencia region of Spain The images, taken by the US Landsat-8 satellite, external "vividly illustrate the scale of the disaster," the ESA says and the "dramatic transformation of the landscape" Valencia airport was among the aerodromes with the most passengers in Spain the one that grew the most percentage-wise in 2023 The Alicante-Elche Miguel Hernández airport Málaga (21.1%) and Barcelona (19.9%) the Alicante-Elche Miguel Hernández airport was the third that grew the most in percentage terms behind Barcelona (12.5%) and Málaga-Costa del Sol (12.2% ) The airports in the Aena network in Spain have closed 2023 with a record of 283.2 million passengers exceeding by 2.9% the previous historical figure of more than 275 million reached in 2019 before the pandemic after skyrocketing in December 10.6% compared to the number four years ago the countries that contributed the most passengers in 2023 were the United Kingdom (5,439,533); followed by the Netherlands (1,070,976); Germany (895,707); Belgium (876,010) and Norway (771,762) Alicante-Elche Miguel Hernández Airport managed a total of 100,547 flights in 2023 which means exceeding the movements managed in 2022 by 11.6% Aena airports reached close to 20.2 million customers while the total number reached in 2023 represents an increase of 16.2% compared to the same month in 2022 the airport manager reported this Monday in a statement The Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport registered the highest number of passengers in 2023 with 60.2 million which represents a growth of 18.9% compared to 2022 of which 43.8 million were international (20.9% more) and 16.4 million followed by Josep Tarradellas Barcelona-El Prat almost 20.2 million passengers registered throughout the Aena network of which 7.2 million traveled on domestic flights The number of aircraft operations was 176,368 while the merchandise transported totaled 99,728 tons The chairman and CEO of Aena, Maurici Lucena "these record figures in air transport are fundamental for the economic and social development of Spain." "We should all congratulate ourselves on them suffered the harsh consequences of the pandemic and are now transporting more passengers than ever," he added Aena managed more than 2.4 million aircraft takeoffs and landings and 1,079,676 tons of merchandise were moved a figure that represents 7.9% more than the previous year and a historical record in cargo transportation Of the total number of travelers last year almost 282.4 million were commercial passengers of which 189.7 million traveled on international flights FL360aero | All right Reserved 2025 Made using ADE9x only (no additional objects required) Complete re-work of FSX stock airport - runway 12/30 extended with parallel taxiway and 04/22 closed Aprons expanded and static objects included for more .. 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Sign-Up Now PRO membership payments go directly back into the website to pay for hosting It's what also enables us to offer a free download tier Join over 145,000 subscribers of our free dedicated flight simulation newsletter Are you using the latest Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 release At least 51 people have died from the floods caused by a “catrastrophic” DANA in the province of Valencia on Tuesday according to the provisional reports from the Integrated Operational Coordination Centre of the Ministry of the Interior the president of the Generalitat Valenciana but without confirming the exact number “out of respect for the families” A tragic figure of loss of human life as a consequence of the major flooding caused by the destructive DANA that hit a large part of the eastern half of Spain on Tuesday with the most affected areas in the province of Valencia the public company that manages the railway infrastructure suspended all train travel in the community early in the evening The forecasts of the meteorologists were fulfilled and the worst storm of recent years gained strength throughout the day to end up hitting the Mediterranean coast of the province See also: 13 feared Dead in Valencia storms after night of carnage they continue to appear,” the head of the regional government acknowledged to the media adding that he could not give more details “out of respect for the families” so that they “can be adequately informed.” In any case he wanted to send a “message of calm patience and strength” to the population “because where they have not been able to reach many areas still is because communications are absolutely impossible.” The emergency services are “prepared and ready” to act – he added – and it is because “either there is a collapse in communications or because the areas are still flooded.” The Valencian Community was hit hard by the downpours especially in the regions of Ribera Alta and Plana de Utiel-Requena in neighbouring Turís it reached 299 and in Castelló de la Ribera it reached 266 according to data from the Valencian Meteorological Association (Avamet) Police were also searching in the town of l’Alcudia for the driver of a lorry who had disappeared due to the flood shortly before 13:00 The man did not answer calls to his mobile phone or contact anyone carried out several rescues of motorists trapped in their vehicles the helicopter of the Provincial Firefighters Consortium evacuuated several motorists from their cars Classes were suspended on Tuesday in various municipalities in Valencia and Alicante as well as on the campuses of the University of Valencia the Polytechnic University and the CEU Cardenal Herrera Oria A closure of schools that will be repeated on Wednesday in cities such as Valencia In addition to the closures of the A-3 and A-7 motorways – which link the Levante area with Madrid and Catalonia respectively – in the afternoon there was the suspension of rail traffic on the Madrid-Valencia AVE line where according to Renfe there were 2,722 passengers affected by the train suspensions Added to this were the major problems on several Cercanías lines as well as on the metro in the capital of Turia ADIF decided in the evening to suspend train travel in the Valencian Community until at least ten o’clock on Wednesday morning when the weather conditions and the state of the tracks will be reassessed again to determine whether traffic can be resumed without safety problems Almost all activity in the ports of the city and in Sagunto was paralysed due to the maritime storm The strong storm also caused multiple failures in the telephone lines which forced Telefónica technicians to make an extra effort to try to repair the network there were local road closures in several municipalities including Chiva where the 100 litres per square metre were exceeded There was also considerable damage caused by a tornado in Benifaió The Ministry of Defense reports that a total of 1,034 soldiers members of the Military Emergency Unit (UME) were activated in the middle of the afternoon on Tuesday to move to the Utiel-Requena region where there were numerous people isolated and roads and paths flooded According to an announcement from the corps just after midnight its members were “carrying out rescue and evacuation work for people trapped by the floods in Requena ten flights (eight departures and two arrivals) had been cancelled by 8:00 p.m and another twelve had been diverted (six to Alicante five to Barcelona and one to Ibiza) as a result of the storms urged the population not to go out on the road In the case of those people who are outside he advised them to seek high ground if they are near ravines and riverbeds “The night is going to be long,” he said 725 passengers remained at the station in the provincial capital waiting for normal rail traffic to be restored in addition to providing food and drink to passengers it will establish an alternative plan to continue their journey The Provincial Fire Service of the Provincial Council of Albacete (SEPEI) assisted by a helicopter from the Civil Guard began the search in the early hours of the afternoon for two missing people in the town of Letur (Albacete) These are two employees of this Town Hall who were last seen on board a van a vehicle that later appeared abandoned in a gully For several hours they were regularly called by phone without success since the telephone communications in the town did not work throughout Tuesday Another four people who had gone out to the mountains from the town were also being searched for at nightfall the Red Cross set up a temporary shelter at the Nuestra Señora de la Asunción public school in Letur as the heavy rains affected many homes and left them uninhabitable 60 people affected by the floods were taken there Another 30 people were trapped in their homes and dozens had to take refuge in the town’s bars Another town in the province of Albacete affected by this storm was Molinicos where rainfall reached 120 litres per square metre One of its access roads was cut off by a landslide The storms that fell during the early hours of Tuesday caused significant damage in Andalusia closing numerous roads and suspending classes in several schools in the province In Alora (Málaga) a high-speed train travelling from the capital of the Costa del Sol to Madrid derailed One of the axles of the front engine derailed as a result of a stream overflowing The passengers were transferred to another train to continue their journey Adif workers managed to restore service on conventional gauge tracks near Málaga but train traffic between Gobantes and El Chorro continued to be cut off in the early afternoon One of the towns in Malaga that was hardest hit by the storm was Alora Rain gauges recorded around 150 litres per square metre Several people had to be evacuated by helicopter by the Guardia Civil in the El Puente neighbourhood of Isla Hermosa after the Guadalhorce River overflowed a lightning strike caused a fire in a two-storey house around 100 litres per square metre were recorded during the night the worst part of the storm was borne by the residents of El Ejido According to the Union of Small Farmers (UPA) the storms and hail would have caused damage to crops and facilities in the western Almería region worth around 30 million euros and affected some 11,300 hectares the Civil Guard had to rescue a couple who were travelling in a car with their children – aged 1 3 and 5 – when they were caught in the floodwaters on a dirt road in the Rambla del Lagarto agents of the armed institute rescued the occupants of a vehicle with a trailer in the district of Tarifa The storms also flooded large areas of the Murcia region with road closures in the towns of Cehegin and Caravaca where up to 121 litres per square metre were collected The wind in Lorca reached gusts of around 50 kilometres per hour This wind and the state of the sea caused a sailboat to sink in the port of 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Olcina Donénech[email protected]Tel.: 965149000 ProjectArchaeological action project (Tossal de Manises Eva Tendero Porras (CV-MARQ Foundation) and Antonio Guilabert Mas (CV-MARQ Foundation) This action has the authorisation of the Consellería de Cultura i Esport de la Generalitat Valenciana -------------------------------------------------------------------------- The MARQ will start on 27 June a new excavation campaign at the archaeological site of the Tossal de Manisessite of the ancient Roman city of Lucentum The work will be carried out in rooms in sectors B and B-C of the site focusing on the levels prior to the foundation of the Roman municipality especially on the destruction detected in a large part of the enclave during the Second Punic War The excavation work will be carried out over the course of a month under the direction of Manuel Olcina Doménech Eva Tendero Porras and Antonio Guilabert Mas from the MARQ and the Department of Architecture of the Provincial Council of Alicante who will also be responsible for the consolidation and enhancement of the findings once the field work has been completed This campaign will involve 23 university graduates and students who will carry out both excavation and laboratory work All these activities will be carried out in a site open to the public so that visitors can see how an archaeological intervention takes place during their visit which has been excavated discontinuously since the 18th century is today a point of reference in studies of the period between the landing of Rome and Carthage on peninsular soil and the Islamisation of the territory Its opening to the public in 1998 was also a milestone in the dissemination of archaeological heritage and bringing archaeology closer to society as endorsed by its selection for the final of the Telefonica Ability Awards in 2012 >> CONTRACTOR'S PROFILE >> ELECTRONIC HEADQUARTERS The Greater Madaba Municipality on Sunday signed a joint cooperation and friendship agreement with the Spanish city of Manises famous for its pottery and ceramics industries.The agreement was signed by Madaba Mayor Aref Rawajeeh and Head of Delegation and Coordinator of the Manises City Council for the UNESCO Creative Cities Network (UCCN) Mar?a Jorse.Rawajeeh expressed his pride in this visit and the concluded agreement which aims to provide more joint cooperation and exchange expertise knowledge and culture to support the development of local communities and cities.For he part and voiced her pride in the strong relationship between the two countries.She added that Madaba is the home of many tourist monuments and constitutes a global distinctive model in terms of stone mosaics.The agreement is one of the major agreements concluded as both cities are members of the UCCN Call us: +96265504222 Valencia is one of Spain’s most compelling city destinations; expect spectacular Mediterranean beaches, world-class sailing, striking contemporary architecture, UNESCO recognised culture & history, and mouth-watering gastronomy. Now there’s somewhere equally captivating to stay, the exquisite Hotel Palacio Vallier in the very heart of the city’s ancient old town paying homage to the city’s great ceramics and glass; the elegant La Perfumería restaurant the hotel’s exquisite rooftop bar with 360 vistas If you’re looking for a city break that ticks all the pieces then you probably can’t go wrong with Valencia It frequently tops the charts as one of Europe’s most liveable cities – a lifestyle that encompasses stand out architecture little wonder that Valencia is bouncing back stronger than ever following the pandemic It has the urban buzz you want when it comes to eating out and wild nature that we all want more than ever It’s a city that continues to exceed all expectations I have been visiting Valencia for decades and each year I discover another reason to love this place Hotel Palacio Vallier is part of a small Valencian group, MYR Hotels home to the renowned Café Madrid where the famous Aqua de Valencia cocktail was born Yet it is Hotel Palacio Vallier that is their flagship property as it features an enchanting combination of wonderful history Spain is a world leader in contemporary cuisine break with conventions and use the country’s exceptional produce from the land and sea Valencia is renowned as a foodie destination a heritage that goes back to ancient times and with the proximity to the Mediterranean it’s little surprise that Spain’s de facto national dish Valencia rice dishes are sophisticated and diverse This culture of creativity and elegance is epitomised at La Perfumería where you can indulge in high end tasting menus or simple dishes that are beautifully crafted Chef Juan Otatti showcases amazing Valencia ingredients like gambas rojas prawns from Denia roasted in salt and paired with delicious Valencian wines like Blanc de Trilogía The setting is remarkable – in fact the restaurant takes it names form the Roman perfumery that they discovered during the renovations fragments of perfume glass bottles were the inspiration for the sparkling décor so if you really want to engage and understand more about the wines and dishes you are enjoying they will enthusiastically give you plenty of information It’s a real eye-opener to the rich diversity of Valencia gastronomy and wine-making layered favours that sing with the accompanying wines from the region and across Spain Where best to experience an authentic ‘Aigua de València’ cocktail than in this elegant bar evocative of an art deco American cocktail bar Shelves and cabinets display contemporary and classic Lladró pieces an impressive collection from the city’s most famous ceramic works Here bartender Denis prepared me the iconic drink of the city ‘Valencian Water’ which includes Valencian sparkling wine (or Catalan cava) mixed with the region’s famous orange juice and then served in a coupe glass. The drink probably the best known cocktail bar in the city another MYR Hotels property in Valencia. One of the privileges of being a guest at Hotel Palacio Vallier is that one can enjoy the chic and exclusive rooftop terrace bar with views taking in the neighbouring palaces the cathedral and the domes and spires of old town it’s the best way to enjoy a late night cocktail The rooms & suites are a delight – each has its own style thanks to the quirks of an old property – different shapes and outlooks but all include the elegant interior design and top notch materials There are all the 5 star amenities you’d expect either of the Manises square or out towards the cathedral then choose the spectacular Lladró suite or the Presidential Suite Valencia’s City of Arts and Sciences ( Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències) is one of architect’s Calatrava’s masterpieces as the place truly takes you to the future There’s cool museums and a world-class aquarium which is now a green artery running through the city From 2022 you can also enjoy the UNESCO festival of the Valencia Fallas – crazy pyrotechnic extravaganza that really can only exist in a country as lively your next city break has to be in Valencia and my recommendation is that your home-from-home should be Hotel Palacio Vallier Website: myrhotels.comAddress: Plaza de Manises 7, 46003 Valencia, Spain Andrew is a Marketing Communications consultant His career in PR and marketing spans 30 years He writes regularly on international wellness and lifestyle themes with a particular passion for the Mediterranean and the Americas Andrew Forbes has lived in the US and France but now calls southern Spain his home where he is a specialist in hospitality marketing and content as well as a Contributing Editor for magazines and newspapers The MARQ organises during the summer months guided and dramatised night-time visits to the archaeological site el Tossal de Manises Performances have taken place every year on Saturdays in July and in the month of August visits will be extended to all the Fridays and Saturdays (except on 15 August) The MARQ invites visitors to enjoy Lucentum alongside four illustrious residents of this Roman municipality: Popilio From the vicissitudes that occur around it the spectators discover what this city was like at the time of its greatest splendour a time when Octavian Caesar Augustusthe first emperor of Rome bestows on him the prestigious title of Latin Law Municipality The next evening performances will take place on the next Saturday 26 July and all Fridays and Saturdays in August (except the 15th) Tickets can be purchased in advance from the museum's website www.marqalicante.com and in the site ticket offices archaeological site of Lucentum The site of Tossal de Manises is one of the most important in the Valencian Community and one of the few Roman cities known in depth Declared Historic-Artistic Monument in 1961 The entire urban area (around 25,000 m2) is now fully preserved The origins of the settlement on the hill date back to late 5th or early 4th century BC enjoy a period of splendourIn the late 1st century AD definitive abandonment will take place in the 3rd century AD for internal economic reasons and regional dynamics this time in a flight en route from Madrid to Gran Canaria has forced the aircraft to perform an emergency landing in Barajas Airport shortly after take-off It is the second case within a few days due to the same causes Nearly 200 people evacuated and three taken to hospital after landing in Valencia Nearly 200 people had to be evacuated from a British Airways flight after smoke poured into the cabin minutes before it was due to land in Valencia Three people were taken to hospital after the incident on Monday One passenger on the flight from London’s Heathrow airport tweeted videos that appeared to show the smoke-filled cabin and claimed that a fire had broken out a Spanish sports journalist called Dani Meroño Bori said he and others had been forced to leave the plane using the emergency slides Intentamos salir pero no funciona nada!!! atrapados pero van a abrir la puerta!!!Hemos aterrizado en Manises @British_Airways pic.twitter.com/917WOKL4yO “PANIC!!! FEAR – have never been through anything like that before,” he tweeted The plane we were on from London to Valencia caught fire he said: “We’re trying to get out but nothing’s working!! We’re trapped but they’re going to open the door!! We’ve landed in Manises aiport [in Valencia].” Meroño tweeted: “Everyone’s OK but there were people who had a really rough time It was a big shock when smoke started to appear when we were flying Luckily we were close and everything turned out OK The journalist complained about a lack of information from staff and said some passengers had been left to reassure others described the moment smoke entered the cabin it started descending rapidly as smoke started to fill the cabin “A detector was going off saying the cabin was filling with smoke … There were no communications from the crew who started to wear full oxygen masks and protective fire wear “Eventually they managed to open the emergency doors and told us to go down the chutes There were fire engines waiting and then we were all ushered into a bus to the airport.” Fitzpatrick claimed passengers had been stuck at the airport for hours “without any information at all” Stephen Fitzpatrick added: “The pilot made a very sharp downward trajectory pulled into a sideway and stopped quite suddenly but were surprised they weren’t already there given the warning time There was zero communication at any time from the crew.” Once the passengers were clear of the aircraft Fitzpatrick said it was up to them to organise themselves and they spent nearly five hours in the baggage area “There was some very basic presence from the airport but essentially the passengers were left entirely to their own devices.” He said he was “surprised at how utterly unprepared they were for an emergency” British Airways said: “Flight BA422 from Heathrow to Valencia experienced a technical issue on its landing approach into Valencia All our customers were evacuated safely by our crew and met by the airport’s emergency services “There were 175 customers on board the flight Three customers were taken to hospital as a precaution and have since been discharged “The safety of our customers and crew is always our highest priority other British Airways team members have arrived in Valencia to help our customers and our local airport partners with anything they need.” The file is a representation of the parking spots and taxiways in the Airport of Valencia-Manises (LEVC) in Spain It has been designed over the payware scenery by Simwings and and probably will not work well with the default airport but considering the similarity with the previous version of this editor This is my little contribution to the task of make a more accurate "virtual World" in FS2004 this file hadn't be possible without the excellent work of Lee Swordy with his great program AFCAD 2 The archive af2_levc.zip has 6 files and directories contained within it Manises host Getafe at the Campo Vicente Martínez Catala on Tuesday in the opening round of the Copa del Rey The hosts ply their trade in the sixth tier of Spanish football Manises beat ES Dolorense 3-1 in the preliminary round last month Francisco Puertas and Marc Cantero handed the sixth-tier outfit a two-goal lead before Juan La Piedra wrapped up the win with 10 minutes left Getafe, meanwhile, have struggled in the league this season. After heading into the international break off consecutive defeats, they returned to action in convincing fashion, beating Real Valladolid 2-0 via a quickfire second-half double from Alvaro Rodriguez and veteran defender Allan Nyom Getafe beat seventh-tier side Tardienta 12-0 at this stage of the competition last season Manises are undefeated in four matches and have lost one of their last eight but they have a near-impossible task ahead of them Getafe's latest result ended a five-game winless streak Jose Bardalas' men are the better side and should win this one Tip 2 - Goals - Over/under 2.5 - Under 2.5 goals (Five of Manises' last seven matches have produced fewer than 2.5 goals.) Tip 3 - Both teams to score: No (Both sides have scored in one of Getafe's last four matches.) Your perspective matters!Start the conversation