Musical boost Villas Caravaning

THE Cartagena Town Hall has taken action to address safety deficiencies at Villas Caravaning, a long­standing establishment located on the edge of the Mar Menor, between Mar de Cristal and Playa Honda. In recent talks, the council emphasised the need to dismantle an unauthorised water park with slides and reminded them that the beach bar needs permission from the town hall.

Improvements focused on fire prevention, electricity, and urban planning have been made. Last summer, they installed 28 fire hydrants and acquired a small fire truck. Additionally, camping staff have received training to respond in the event of a fire.

There are also plans to construct centralised electricity meters to prevent voltage and current manipulation. However, approval from the town hall is awaited before implementing these up ­

IN an unfortunate incident at Cala Cortina beach in Cartagena on Sunday, June 18, a 15year­old boy was rushed to hospital after stumbling on rocks. The fall resulted in severe injuries to his mouth and legs which left him unable to move. Prompt action by the lifeguard and emergency services ensured that he received immediate medical attention.

In response to the lifeguard’s distress call, Civil Protection Cartagena vehicles and a patrol from the Local Police of Cartagena were dispatched to the scene. The medical staff quickly assessed the teenager’s condition and worked diligently to stabilise him. After providing im­ grades, as the project is costly and complex, estimated at around €1 million.

The cable theft and its impact on the sewage plant were promptly reported to the Guardia Civil by Hidrogea, the operator of the station.

Maison Kayser, the renowned French patisserie, is the mastermind behind this creation. Instead of a plain biscuit cone, they have replaced it with a crunchy croissant dough, resulting in a delightful combination of textures.

With these measures and the implemented fire prevention improvements, the management company and residents hope to prevent the closure of the campsite.

Recent fires at the location have revealed significant safety deficiencies, leading to the suspension of the activity licence by the town hall in May of 2022.