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The end of the curfew leaves garbage and destruction on the beaches of Dénia

14 June 2021 - 09: 41

The Dénia City Council published on Sunday evening, through its social media accounts, the shameful images that the first weekend has left without restrictions on night mobility. The end of the curfew has encouraged some to attend the beaches where you can make a bottle "secretly", leaving kilos of garbage and more than one act of vandalism behind them.

"First weekend without restrictions of night mobility. And so some have celebrated ...". With this statement and an "angry" emoticon they have shared the images left by these nightly meetings of some on the Dianense coastline. They are not only photos of piles of garbage accumulated on beaches like the Marineta Casiana, Raset or Marines, but also at various points they have taken the opportunity to dump and spread, as can be seen, the content of the buckets at the entrances to each beach.

In the same way, some have thrown one of the proximity chairs of the Red Cross surveillance service to the ground.

Although it is true that the end of the restriction on night mobility has not generated in the Valencian Community images as viral as those of the bottles that were organized in Madrid and Barcelona, ​​in part by lifting the curfew on a Monday instead of one weekend, these photos should also make us reconsider if it is the right way to celebrate that we have been doing it for a while and that thanks to it our health situation is better.

Comments
  1. Ignacio says:

    Human selfishness has nothing to do with the Coronavirus or curfew. That garbage that they leave is the sample of what they are. But surely when they return to the beach during the day they will want to find it clean to put their towels and those of their families on top. The perfect fine would be to put them to clean throughout the summer and if they are from abroad as well.

  2. Mike says:

    Yes, please, let the curfew come back, so we can't use the beaches, but at least they are clean. The curfew and other measures that "made us healthier"? I don't think so, more domestic violence, suicides, depressions, bankruptcies, disturbed children, no sun, no vitamin D, little movement, poor diet. Who thinks this is good for health? And all that for a seasonal virus? Please think ...

  3. M.Carmen says:

    That is so that they can see how people behave and not animals that are prohibited on the beach, because people are much dirtier and more destructive than they, and as many managers of hotels that allow pets say, we have never seen pets, Come drunk, fight and destroy rooms and worst of all, vomit anywhere, and when they collect all the dirt on the beaches I do not see any pets, here I leave my comment that is from many who think how I do.

    • Ignacio says:

      Dog poop is collected by owners, not by dogs, and some owners don't. Would you like to go to the beach and find that there is a dog poop under your towel or deck chair? Or walk barefoot across the sand and step on one? Well, that happens when the owners ignore what their animals leave or hide them under the sand of the beach. Unhygienic is little. How beautiful the little sand….


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