Mayor José Hila announced this at a press conference today and stressed that the police are focusing their efforts on groups who are drinking alcohol and not penalising someone on his or her own who might be drinking. By comparison with last year, the number of penalties issued has risen from eighteen.
Angelica Pastor, Palma's councillor for public safety, points out that although the local police's summer operation started three weeks ago, the data regarding the street drinking "botellón" apply only to the last week as the first two weeks involved an information campaign by the police.
On illegal selling, Pastor added that there have been a total of 320 offences in Playa de Palma and the city itself. These were for non-perishable items, such as counterfeit goods. There have also been for 143 offences for perishables.
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It's a good start,Majorca need a lot less of this type of tourists and more families,golfers,cyclists,walkers et al.