Charred debris from fires washes ashore on Valencia's southern beaches

Municipal technicians have confirmed the material consists of charred remains from nearby fires carried by sea currents.

Generic image of charred debris on a beach.
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Generic image of charred debris on a beach.

Cleaning crews have discovered black debris on the southern beaches of Valencia, from Pinedo to El Perellonet, which municipal technicians have identified as charred remnants from nearby fires.

Workers from the Solid Waste and cleaning service have found black object remnants on the southern beaches of Valencia, specifically from Pinedo to El Perellonet. Council technicians have analyzed collected samples and concluded they are charred remains.
According to initial assessments, this material is believed to have been carried by sea currents from coastlines affected by nearby fires. The debris is primarily found in the wet sand area, deposited by the waves.
The Valencia City Council has reported that removal operations are already underway to ensure the cleanliness and safety of the beaches.