Palma.—Algaida council has announced that it is going to crack down on illegal street parties starting this weekend when the municipality celebrates the Llogaret fiestas.
Any one caught drinking in public places and away from official designated areas will face on the spot fines of up 120 euros.
The police will also be clamping down on large gatherings of young people mounting parties, known as botellón, in car parks.
The move comes on the day that a doctor suggested that Spain should follow France’s lead and tax drinks heavier so to improve public health.
ALGAIDA TO CRACK DOWN ON ILLEGAL STREET PARTIES THIS SUMMER
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