The storm that plagues the province of Valencia will not move until Thursday night and that is why the City Council of Valencia has confirmed this Wednesday that it will extend one more day, until March 6, the suspension of educational, sports and social activities of the municipality, as well as the planned falleros events.
In a statement on social networks, the consistory is given one more day to assess the end of the restrictions. “The forecast at this time is that the situation improves for Friday, when the measures adopted would be lifted,” it details.
Valencia decreed the weather alert on Monday March 3 before the yellow and orange warnings declared by AEMET that would affect the province throughout the day on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
Both schools and universities and institutes remain closed, although in those where it has been possible, such as the Universitat de València and the Politècnica, classes have resumed online.
The mascletás suspended so far are those of Tuesday 4, Wednesday 5 and Thursday 6 March.
The Conselleria de Sanidad has also cancelled “all scheduled activity” outpatient and hospital except for oncology, dialysis and surgery with admission, provided that travel is possible.
No classes in Castellón and Valencia this Thursday
Emergency situation 0 for floods is maintained throughout the province of Castellón; north coast of Alicante and throughout the province of Valencia for Thursday. It is recommended to limit non-essential travel in areas affected by the dana of October, the suspension of outdoor activities and school, educational, extracurricular and sports activities.