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Bueu Council detects motorhome dumping may be causing beach toilet problems

20.08.2026 13:03 1 min 1 source РУС
Cadena SER SPA

The Bueu Council is appealing for civic-minded use of beach toilets after detecting bad practices in restrooms at some beaches with motorhome presence, such as Lagos, Tuia, and Mourisca. Beach councilor Silvia Carballo noted that monitoring showed toilets were in worse condition at night, attributing this to motorhome dumping. The council describes the situation as very serious, especially since there is a designated motorhome area in Achadiza with this service. Water analyses also revealed some anomalies, though A Banda do Río beach is showing excellent results after an incident earlier in the summer.

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Bueu Council detects motorhome dumping may be causing beach toilet problems

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