A series of earthquakes and aftershocks shakes Granada and the surrounding southern Spain region, injuring at least three people and damaging buildings and vehicles in the historic city. Reports describe cracked walls and falling debris, with local officials and residents making emergency calls.
Tourist access to the medieval Alhambra palace and complex is restricted or the site is temporarily closed following the most recent tremors. Multiple outlets link the disruption to additional shaking after an earlier quake in the same area, including a Saturday 5.0-magnitude event. Another report cites a 4.8-magnitude earthquake as the trigger for the temporary closure.
While all accounts agree on the injuries and the Alhambra access restrictions, they differ slightly in the magnitude figures and the emphasis on the breadth of damage across the province. Several outlets describe minor injuries, while others focus on property impacts and closures affecting visitors.
