Increased police presence at entrances to natural areas to prevent wildfires
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Enhanced police controls are being carried out to prevent the spread of fires in natural areas, especially during weather conditions that may increase the risk. The Estepona City Council has intensified police checks at entrances and trails leading to the municipality’s most ecologically valuable natural areas. Officers are conducting thorough inspections to identify individuals passing through these areas, whether by vehicle or on foot, and are recording the details of vehicles moving through ecologically important locations. Furthermore, visitors are being educated by municipal agents on fire prevention measures and the restrictions outlined in the fire prevention decree to minimize the risk of wildfires.

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