Curious posters appeared at beaches in Manacor on Friday. Different messages in English indicated that bathing was not permitted or recommended. One warned of "dangerous jellyfish". There were also messages in Catalan. These made clear that there was no danger.
Beaches in Mallorca dangerous to tourists but not to Catalan speakers
One of the "guilty parties" is Manacor's most famous son
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Andy WalkerAnd so you just decided what's best for them. What do they know, "thick morons"...
Obviously just another affront to innocent Brits. After all, who cares about far flung foreigners and their worthless foreign money?
It’s a mainly German tourist area around that coastline. Why not in German? Or are they planing different dangers for different nationalities? Sharks perhaps for the Germans? Urchins for the French? That would be “humorous” but not this lot, no. Beware Mallorcans of Miserable Moronic Marxists!
What a bunch of thick morons. Without tourism they would all be riding donkeys and picking almonds for a living.