Precautionary measure to ensure water quality and public safety
The Town Hall of Torrevieja has taken a precautionary step this morning by temporarily closing a bathing area in the popular natural pools at Paseo Juan Aparicio. The decision follows routine water quality tests that showed a minor deviation in one of the control points.
Key information
- Temporary closure of one bathing area at Paseo Juan Aparicio
- Activated as a preventive measure
- New water tests are being carried out
- The area will reopen as soon as results are normal
- Town Hall emphasises it is a standard safety procedure
A message of calm from the authorities
The Town Hall wants to reassure residents and visitors that this is a standard precautionary protocol. The closure affects only one specific point, and the rest of the popular natural pools remain open. The measure is taken to guarantee the highest possible safety and water quality for everyone.
What is happening now
AGAMED has already taken new water samples, and the results are expected soon. Local police have closed the affected area and raised the red flag, while lifeguards have informed people on site. The Town Hall is following the situation closely and will reopen the zone as soon as the new analyses confirm that everything is back to normal.
Part of normal safety routines
This kind of temporary closure is not unusual during the busy summer season. It shows that both the Town Hall and regional authorities take water quality seriously and act quickly when routine checks show anything out of the ordinary. The natural pools at Paseo Juan Aparicio are very popular, especially with families, and the authorities want to keep them safe and enjoyable for everyone.
We will bring you an update as soon as the area reopens. In the meantime, there are many other beautiful beaches and bathing areas nearby to enjoy.
