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37 Tonnen Müll im Meer: Was Mallorcas Reinigungsflotte offenbart

Mallorca Aktuell

11/03/2025

4 Min.

Almost 37 Tons of Waste: What Mallorca's Cleanup Fleet Really Tells Us

Nearly 37 tons of debris from the sea — impressive, yet unsettling. Why the fleet only treats symptoms and which locally actionable steps are needed now.

Robbery in Can Pastilla: Luxury watch worth €6,000 — escape by e-scooter reveals vulnerabilities

On a hotel terrace in Can Pastilla a German holidaymaker had a luxury wristwatch stolen. An accomplice fled on a white e-scooter. Why the promenade is so vulnerable — and what could help now.

Dead Body at Es Trenc: Third Corpse Found Within a Week Raises Questions

A body has been found again at Es Trenc — already the third discovery within a week. The Civil Guard is investigating and DNA analyses are underway. What does this mean for residents, beachgoers and the search for causes?

Laser on the approach: Ryanair aircraft at Son Sant Joan dazzled – time to act

During the landing approach to Son Sant Joan a laser dazzled the crew of a Ryanair aircraft. Who is behind it — and what must Mallorca do now to increase safety?

Yellow Alert in Palma: How RCD Mallorca Can Still Save the Season

The 0-3 in Seville hits Mallorca hard. More than a lost match — it exposes structural weaknesses: second balls, set pieces and mental fatigue. Five concrete steps to make Son Moix a fortress again.

Laser over the runway: Pilot in Palma blinded — landed safely, but questions remain

During the approach to Palma a pilot was apparently dazzled by a laser. The aircraft from Cologne landed safely, but the incident at the Paseo Marítimo raises serious safety questions — from penalties to prevention.

Seven Hours of Waiting at BER: What the Mallorca Weekend Taught Us

A weekend full of waiting at BER revealed more than loud announcements: where the system fails, who bears the extra hassle — and how aviation and tourism in Mallorca can become more resilient.

Baby disappears from bar – happy ending, but many questions for Mallorca

An unrelated baby goes missing from a bar after just a few minutes — the case on the Spanish mainland ended well, but it also raises important questions for Mallorca about responsibility, prevention and police coordination.

Mild interlude — then rain: Atlantic low brings fresh air to Mallorca

One last mild appearance before the umbrellas come out: From 6 November an Atlantic low will push moist air over Mallorca. What that means for daily life, nature and tourism — and why a little rain can actually be good for our island.

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