Capacity at sa Dragonera Natural Park is being reduced to 200 people at one time and the number of boats allowed to anchor in the coves will also be limited, according to Aurora Ribot, Vice President of the Council and Insular Minister of Sustainability & Environment.
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Visitors and boats limited at Majorcan beauty spot
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When are people who sit behind desks going to realise that it can take hours for a boat to get from one place to another at 8km/h and when they get there tyey need shelter to protect the HUMAN LIVES onboard, which can also include CHILDREN onboard. Boats need shelter as bad as the world needs a covid vaccine. Refuge is a fundamental requirement of all marine vessels. You cannot just park the boat in a street and put the handbrake on. Boats and their crews are at the mercy of the sea 24 hours a day 7 days a week. Stop this idea of preventing boats and the children onboard from having a fundamental safe refuge otherwise one day a boating tradgedy will be the doing of the incompetent local authority. This idea of preventing boats a safe haven has to stop