The orange alert is activated due to the probability of accumulated rainfall of 100 litres in 12 hours

Last weekend's coastal phenomena washed away large amounts of sand in the area of El Bombo and damage to the beach accesses in Calahonda

The Town Hall has put into operation three tractors, a mini-machine, an 18-tonne rotary machine and a loader

One of the main incidents was the falling of trees and branches

The Town Council, in coordination with the Coastal Department, is working to ensure that the Mijas coastline is in perfect condition before the high season

The Area Councillor and First Deputy Mayor, José Carlos Martín, assures that the work has been done in "record time"

Beaches has invested 280,000 euros in the repair of this infrastructure

400,000 euros were spent on machinery, 280,000 euros to repair the coastal path damage caused by the storm and 200,000 euros for the algae recycling

The works involve an investment of 280,000 euros and have a completion period of three months

With the start of the works, the Doña Lola stretch will remain closed, and the areas of Océano Beach and Calahonda will have temporary detours

Playas says that, following the weekend's work, several sections of the path that were affected have been opened to traffic