A major operation in Magalluf at the weekend has resulted in the closure of three restaurants and the impounding of 850 articles considered potentially dangerous to consumers. The operation, aimed at consumer protection and public safety, involved the Guardia Civil's tax and customs and protection of women and minors' units, Calvia police and regional government inspectors as well as a member of France's Gendarmerie, one of the foreign police officers being deployed this summer as part of international patrols under the tourism safety plan.
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Crackdowns in Calvia continue
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