A popular beach in Spain has issued a new crackdown on certain items to help win recognition for the area as well as combat drunken behaviour. Ses Salines council has created a new bylaw to regulate the use of all the beaches of Colonia de Sant Jordi in Mallorca.
The new law means that the council has banned the use of music devices, radios, musical instruments or loudspeakers on the beaches that may cause a nuisance, reports Birmingham Live. According to the council, it has been introduced to stop "excessive" situations and prevent drunken and anti-social antics.
The bylaw has also banned nudism on all nearby beaches. Street or beach vendors are also banned as is camping on the beaches, lighting fires or using fireworks.
