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- By Barry Wright bwright@ cbnews. es

LA NUCÍA town hall is reminding residents that the municipal auditorium and Caravana libraries reopened on September 14, albeit with a ‘ considerab­ly reduced capacity’.

The libraries can be used as a reading or study space, but it is recommende­d that people book an appointmen­t prior to visiting.

It is essential that visitors wear a mask and use the hydroalcoh­olic gel before entering the building, in order to create a ‘ safe cultural environmen­t’.

In addition to the books and CDs that are available to read or borrow, there are also two inhouse computers – without printers – available at each library.

For people wishing to borrow books or DVDs, it is recommende­d that they reserve the specific items in advance – at the same time as making the appointmen­t.

To see what books are available at each library, people can consult the online automated municipal libraries catalogue ( OPAC), which is available through regional government website https:// xlpv. gva. es/ cginetbin/ abne top? SUBC= 0062.

All returned books will be quarantine­d for a period of time that has been establishe­d by the regional library network.

The libraries are open from Monday to Friday from 09.0014.00 and 17.0020.00, additional­ly, the municipal auditorium facility is also open on Saturdays from 10.0013.00.

Appointmen­ts to use the municipal auditorium study/ reading space and computers are available by telephone or WhatsApp on 678 778 513 or by email to biblioteca@ lanucia. es.

To use the Caravana library facilities it is necessary to email slcarav ana@ lanucia. es or telephone 96 687 58 27.

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Social distancing is one of the main priorities in La Nucía's libraries

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