The Candelaria City Council has reported this Friday of the progressive reopening of the municipality’s beaches after carrying out intensive cleaning services of the hydrocarbon remains found in these spaces.
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The beaches of Las Caletillas, sector 1 of Punta Larga beach (the closest to Candelaria), La Hornilla and Olegario Beach are currently open and ready for use.
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The Candelaria City Council progressively reopens the beaches after carrying out intensive cleaning services for the hydrocarbon remains found there.
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– Candelaria City Council (@AytoCandelaria) September 3, 2021
Throughout this afternoon and attending to the tides, the cleaning teams will be able to continue in sector 2 of Punta Larga Beach (closer to Caletillas), Playa de la Viuda and Playa de los Guanches, indicates the Consistory.
Since the beginning of the week, a hydrocarbon spill, whose origin is unknown, has affected several bathing areas in the municipalities of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Candelaria, Güímar and Arafo.
