The drought in Spain’s Costa del Sol is officially declared over – with the rest of Malaga expected to follow suit

THE Costa del Sol’s long-standing drought has officially come to an end, with reservoir levels now comfortably above emergency thresholds and water restrictions being lifted.
The region is currently operating under normal conditions, as confirmed by the latest meeting of Andalucia’s Drought Committee, which has restored the standard water allowance to 250 litres per person per day.
At the heart of the recovery is La Concepcion reservoir, which is now at 96% capacity, holding over 55 cubic hectometres of water.