They thought there was an underground party but found out that a cat had been playing music

In Lugo, Spain, as in much of the planet, parties are banned as they are part of a long list of restrictions imposed by authorities in almost every country in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic .

There have also been numerous complaints in any part of the map for underground parties, which sometimes not only annoy neighbors but also endanger the health of the community due to possible infections.

Lugo, capital of the province of the same name, is located in the north-west of Spain and its population does not reach 100,000 inhabitants.

Far from the noise of big cities, it was the center of attention last weekend in Spain, since in the early hours of Sunday, the authorities received a complaint for annoying noise that they came from a so-called underground party.

Upon arriving in the department in question, the security forces found that not only was there no party in the premises, but that the only present was a cat.

The next day, authorities managed to track down the owner of the apartment, who explained that he was out of town and only his pet was there.

Then several questions arose until, according to local media, the man explained to officers that his cat “used to turn on musical equipment with your foot and turn the volume dial ”.

Authorities have recommended that the animal’s owner unplug his equipment the next time he leaves on the trip.

Lugo is one of the provinces most relieved of coronavirus cases in Spain and, according to official sources, has no patients admitted to intensive care

Coronavirus in Spain

Spain has recorded more than 4.3 million cases since the start of the pandemic and has reported that around 81,000 people have lost their lives to the virus.

All the autonomous communities have already vaccinated more than half of their population with the full schedule, and thirteen of them more than 60%, according to the latest data from the Ministry of Health, which reveals that Asturias remains in the lead with 71 , 9%. of its immune citizens, followed by Galicia, with 69%.

55% of the population, or 26,151,164 Spaniards, already have the complete vaccination schedule, the majority with doses of Pfizer (17,769,457), followed by Moderna (2,152,663), AstraZeneca (4,454,910) and of the single dose of Janssen (1774134).

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