Digging Holes on Spanish Beaches Could Cost Up to 60000 Euros
Digging holes in the sand on Spanish beaches can result in fines between 100 and 60000 euros under the Coastal Law and local ordinances. Authorities are increasing controls due to the significant environmental impact and physical safety risks involved.
Removing sand and shells disrupts the natural balance and destroys habitats for marine species.
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