US EditionTorrevieja to Remove 30 Potentially Unsafe Palm Trees After Fatal Collapse
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Torrevieja to Remove 30 Potentially Unsafe Palm Trees After Fatal Collapse
Torrevieja’s council has ordered the removal of about 30 palm trees along the city’s central seafront promenades after a fatal accident in mid-November, when a palm tree collapsed onto a car and killed a 22-year-old driver. The decision follows an extraordinary inspection revealing structural deterioration in several trees. Nine palms have already been removed and replaced along Vista Alegre promenade, and at least 20 more have been identified f…
The maintenance and conservation services of Torrevieja Parks and Gardens have recommended the withdrawal due to potential structural damage and the replacement of at least 30 palm trees located on the sea walks of the center of the city, with the aim of avoiding any risk of fall, as confirmed to INFORMATION the councilwoman delegate of the area, Concha Sala.
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