At the start of July, an inspection of Es Trenc beach was made by personnel from the regional directorate for emergencies and internal government. The subsequent report referred to the accumulation of posidonia algae at the Sa Rapita and Ses Covetes parts of the beach. This represented a greatly increased risk factor. It should be eliminated in order to assure the "physical integrity" of beach users.
Beaches
Report points to risk from Es Trenc posidonia waste
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Politicians in the Balearics actually make Uk politicians look efficient and competent ! Little wonder Spain has a General Election every 12 months. Cannot understand why the Mallorca public put up with such buck passing incompetence.
If it takes that many departments to deal with seaweed, what hope have us mere mortals got!
The general consensus by us British is that The Mallorcan Government will be happy to accept our tourist Euros providing we stayed in the UK