Maresme and Selva Health Recovers Normalcy After Storm

Centers and services affected by the weekend's rainstorm have restored activity thanks to the effort of professionals and the collaboration of other bodies.

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Centers and services of the Maresme and Selva Health Corporation, including the Blanes Hospital and the Malgrat CAP, have regained normalcy after the weekend's rainstorm.

The Maresme and Selva Health Corporation has reported that its centers and services affected by the severe rainstorm last weekend have now recovered normalcy. The Blanes Hospital was able to reopen its Emergency Service on Sunday at 9 PM, following cleaning efforts and the reactivation of affected equipment. The Laboratory also resumed its activity that same afternoon.
Activity in Diagnostic Imaging has been progressively restored and is now operating normally as of this morning. At the Malgrat CAP, normal activity has also been resumed after cleaning and adaptation tasks in the affected areas.
The swift recovery was made possible by the dedication and effort of the Corporation's professionals, particularly the Cleaning, Maintenance, and IT teams, who worked to ensure everything was operational as quickly as possible. The collaboration of the Firefighters, Civil Protection, and the Blanes Local Police is also appreciated.
Based on information from the official source: Corporació de Salut del Maresme i la Selva (06/10/2026)