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LondonRoad · 12-05-2011, 07:31

Apparently the town dates back to the Bronze age and the older part consists of a network of narrow alleyways. I'd guess that was a major factor in their being casualties because earthquakes aren't uncommon in Southern Spain.

RIP to the casualties

12-05-2011, 07:31	#4
LondonRoad Inactive Join Date: Nov 2007 Services: 30mb BB, XL TV, V+, TiVo, talk unlimited. Posts: 4,143	Re: earthquake in spain sadly deaths Apparently the town dates back to the Bronze age and the older part consists of a network of narrow alleyways. I'd guess that was a major factor in their being casualties because earthquakes aren't uncommon in Southern Spain. RIP to the casualties