The torrential rains that Dénia experienced a few weeks ago left very visible damage to the beaches from the city. The Marineta Beach Cassiana, one of the most affected, has more than 2.000 tons of Posidonia which is already being withdrawn by the maintenance company. But the damage did not end there: in Albaranas near 200 100 tons and others are recorded at the mouth of the river Alberca.
The Department of the Environment has drawn up a report that reveals these data and others such as the loss of between 10 and 20 centimeters of sand on Playa de the Deveses by rising sea levels. At Santa Ana beach the loss amounts to 50 centimeters of sand and at Blay Beach the amount of sand has decreased.
Moreover, the evaluation report damage caused deterioration includes two footbath and the water line that supplies (in area Restaurant Bona Platja) And notes that these damages should be communicated to the Valencian Agency of Tourism.
Therefore the mayor of Denia, Ana Kringe, It has signed a letter asking the Provincial Coastal Service regeneration "urgent" by supplying sand to these beaches and another at the Hydrographic Confederation of Júcar requesting the withdrawal of reeds from the Girona River in the area of the Almadraba.
