Appointments remain necessary until 4 November; from the 5th, patients can attend their health centre during its designated vaccination hours.

Applications remain open all year, require a SIP health number and can be filed online or through public registries; recognition takes effect from the filing date.

The roadmap includes November action and a choice between 21 January and 4 February for a provincial stoppage; dates are not yet formally called.

The last-minute alliance will register as Compromís-Front Valencià, while full candidate lists and a possible Senate pact remain unresolved.

The council, Generalitat and Adif expect to close the document next week; it unlocks planning but does not mean construction is about to begin.

Residents over 65 and under 30 receive dedicated windows before the general sale, in a campaign worth almost €4 million to local shops.

A level-two emergency remains in force across the worst-hit districts, with towns cut off, rescues by boat and helicopter and more than 100,000 pupils out of school.

The AROPE rate rises to 30.7%, five points above Spain; children, unemployed people and renting households face the highest exposure.

The first PATRICOVA phase increases exposed land from 27,162 to 43,779 hectares; l’Horta Sud records the largest change and the plan now enters public consultation.

The regional health authority considers private bills where no reasonable public alternative existed and the case did not involve voluntary or abusive use of the exception.