On Friday, a coordination meeting was held because of the snow that is expected to fall in the Tramuntana Mountains this weekend. After the meeting finished, the mayor of Escorca, Toni Solivellas, was critical of a lack of foresight on the part of different authorities. He fears a repeat of the chaos that has been caused in the past and notes that a year after the approval of the contingency plan, everything remains the same.
Fears of snow chaos in the mountains
Criticism of the lack of contingency planning
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I don't know why a lot of 'expats' live here. They have nothing good to say about Mallorca, think everything is better in the UK (which is hilarious) and are obviously not happy here. You can get a one way flight to the UK for less than €100. Problem solved!
I have lived in Mallorca over 40 years. Lots of things have improved, moved with the times. However somethings never change.
Fair enough about the lack of planning and communication. That’s the norm here on many things. The real problem are the people who head up the mountains to see the snow. It’s a very stupid thing to do. But hey, that’s another common factor here.