Villalonga warns of a possible environmental crime due to waste dumping in the Serpis River

The local council reminds that abandoning waste in protected areas carries serious legal consequences.

Abandoned waste in a protected natural area near a river.
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Abandoned waste in a protected natural area near a river.

The Villalonga City Council has reported the appearance of various waste materials in the protected area of the Serpis River, an ecologically valuable space that the local government aims to protect from uncivil behavior.

Local authorities have warned that this practice is not just an act of incivility, but could constitute an environmental crime. For this reason, the municipal government has reminded the public that abandoning waste in natural environments carries legal consequences for those responsible.
The council highlighted that the vast majority of citizens maintain a respectful attitude toward the town's natural heritage. However, they emphasized that they will not allow the irresponsible behavior of a few to jeopardize the conservation of such a valuable space for all residents.

"Keeping our paths, mountains, and riverbanks clean depends on everyone."

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Finally, the local administration thanked all those who, through their daily actions, contribute to the conservation of Villalonga's natural environment, appealing to shared responsibility to keep the municipality in optimal conditions.