THE Palma Promenade Neighborhood Association reported via social network unconsciousness which could be observed this Friday afternoon on the seafront, while DANA left up to 100 liters per square meter in the Majorcan geography. With all the Balearic Islands on orange alert. And the fact is that on one of the pontoons in the port of Palma, a party on a catamaran.
“Amid DANA’s warning, the unconsciousness of some companies and people. Organize a party on a catamaran? At 5:18 p.m.”, published the entity on its social networks. At the same time, it cited the stories of Ports de Balears; Miquel Busquets, advisor for citizen security and civics of the Palma City Hall; the official account of the Palma police; and the Association of Maritime Activities Employers of the Balearic Islands (APEAM).
Amid DANA’s warning, the unconsciousness of some companies and people. Have a party on a catamaran at 5:18 p.m.@PortsofBears@MiguelBusquetsS@policiadepalma@APEAMasociacion pic.twitter.com/g4GHCfxDeN
– Associacio Veins Passeig Maritim Palma (@Avvpmaritim) November 1, 2024
From Emergencies 112 Balearic Islands asked the population of the archipelago to exercise the greatest caution when traveling abroad. Among the main recommendations, andavoid practicing any type of water and mountain sports, do not cross areas with moving water, do not take shelter under the trees, far away torrents and do not cross flooded areas. It is also requested andvitarian places where there may be detachments of branches, walls and walls. In case of emergency, you must call 112.
Until 5:00 p.m. this Friday, Urgences 112 managed a total of 50 incidentsall in Mallorca. Most are for flooding on public roads (14) and in basements (16).
The Consell de Mallorca reported this Friday, through its official account of the Territory, Mobility and Infrastructure area, that The pedestrian crossing of Paseo Marítimo de Palma has been closed before storm forecasts.
❌️Tancat, the pedestrian crossing of Passeig Marítim de Palma, anticipated the storm.
⚠️Incident Viewer @ConselldeMca: @Emergencies_112 pic.twitter.com/SPlYdxD2Rr– Carreres de Mallorca – Consell de Mallorca (@carreteresdeMca) November 1, 2024
