Aina Moilanen, the Palma ombudsman, has suggested to the town hall that it instals security cameras in areas of the city that are most prone to vandalism. The committee which considers suggestions meets on Friday, and a specific one is for cameras for the lift at the Plaça Major. This is often out of service because of vandalism. As a consequence, people with reduced mobility experience problems.
Infrastructure
Security cameras needed for sites in Palma
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I Think it's fair with more cameras, if you cant behave you pay for the damage you did, simple as that.
The beautiful and new Es Caulis ( Festival Park) station has been wrecked by extensive grafitti.In Allcudia yesterday I saw adults digging up bits of pottery at the Roman remains and putting them in their pocket. No cameras or sercurity personnel and the person at the entrance did not care.Yes more cameras please M Lewis