We report the latest news of the Conseill Insular de Eivissa in regards of the cleaning tasks of the 3 beaches affected by the oil slick.

“The City council of Eivissa has informed about the reopening of the beaches of Talamanca and Figueretes. It means that, after the reopening of Playa d’en Bossa beach last Tuesday, the tourist resort directly affected by the fuel spill of the freight-carrying ship Don Pedro, it is back to its normality only 7 days after the sunk.
With respect to the small beach of s’Estanyol, in Santa Eulària, the area City council has informed that yesterday evening ordered its closing to facilitate the cleaning tasks of the rests of material coming from the Don Pedro, which had arrived at the beach. The City council has announced this morning that the works have finalized and that they are just waiting to reopen the beach to swimmers today as soon as the approval is received.
At the same time, the Ministry of Public Works and the Economy, as well as the Conselleria de Interior of the Balearic Government, have informed that the works of recollection of the last remainders are continuing with specialized boats. The meteorological forecasts indicates that the weather will stay stable with calm sea, which will facilitate and will make the tasks easier.”