The Municipality of Arica, in a joint operation with police, removed a motorhome to reclaim public space. The action followed a complaint from a nearby hotel about the vehicle's prolonged parking in an unauthorized beach area. The owners arranged and paid for the towing of the RV.

The Municipality of Arica, in a joint operation with police, removed a motorhome that had been parked long-term on a beach. The action followed a complaint from a nearby hotel. The owners arranged and paid for the vehicle's towing.

Chilean authorities conducted a joint operation to remove motorhomes from Ike Ike beach in Iquique. The operation was led by Carabineros from the 4th Cavancha Commissary of the Iquique Prefecture.

Chilean authorities conducted an operation at Ike Ike beach, removing five motorhomes used for commercial rental. The rest of the campsite was relocated 80 meters from the shoreline. The action was based on sanitary violations and the prohibition of commercial use of public beaches.

Authorities in the Chilean city of Iquique have raised an alert due to the illegal takeover of Ike-Ike beach by motorhomes. Local residents report issues with sanitation and security. The municipality is considering measures to regulate parking and evict the offenders.

Dozens of motorhomes have occupied the Ike-Ike beach in the city of Iquique, Chile. Locals accuse families using these vehicles of taking over the resort area, preventing other people from setting up their tents.

In Chile, a resident reported blocked access to Ike Ike beach due to motorhomes installed on the sand. By law, beach access in the country is public and guaranteed. The incident occurred in Iquique, where a motorhome owner obstructed the passage.