Overview
- A pub in Oviedo offered 50-cent drink shots to customers who endured a ten-second electric shock, a practice running for three years without prior complaints.
- The hospitality association Otea Noche condemned the promotion as dangerous and irresponsible, calling for its immediate cessation to protect public safety.
- The local council, led by José Ramón Prado, has instructed the Policía Local to investigate, despite formal inspection authority lying with the Principado de Asturias.
- Videos of the electric-shock challenge, previously shared on the pub's social media, were deleted following public outcry and allegations of underage participation.
- Vox and Otea Noche have urged swift action, emphasizing the potential involvement of minors and the need for stricter nightlife regulation to ensure public welfare.