Earthquake in Granada leaves three injured and leads to the evacuation of the Alhambra
A significant earthquake shook the province of Granada this Wednesday, causing moments of great tension among residents and tourists. According to local authorities, the tremor was felt strongly throughout the city and in nearby towns, forcing the rapid activation of emergency protocols in various parts of the area.
As a precautionary measure, Alhambra staff proceeded with the immediate evacuation of the iconic monument. Visitors were directed toward the security exits in an orderly manner while technicians began assessing potential damage to the historical structures. Fortunately, no serious damage to the artistic heritage of the Nasrid palace has been reported.
Emergency services have confirmed that at least three people were injured due to falls and anxiety attacks during the evacuation. Medical teams treated those affected at the scene, though their conditions are not serious. Firefighters and police continue to work in the area to ensure there are no additional risks to the public.
Authorities have asked citizens to remain calm and follow official recommendations through information channels. Meanwhile, experts from the National Geographic Institute are analyzing the seismic activity to determine if aftershocks could occur in the coming hours. Normalcy is slowly beginning to return to the Andalusian city following the scare experienced this morning.