Overview

• The Aug. 29 decree bans refilling private and public pools, watering gardens and washing vehicles or terraces with municipal water, with municipal pools closed and beach showers switched off.
• The city warns drinking water could run out in roughly ten days without significant rain and says temporary supply interruptions may be needed.
• Restrictions apply until further notice, with the town hall cautioning that tighter measures could follow if conditions do not improve.
• Mayor Miquel Nadal calls the situation very worrying and urges residents to conserve water, while hotels are asked to install saving systems and brief guests.
• The island’s main reservoirs, Gorg Blau and Cúber, sit at about 31% capacity according to Emaya, and nearby areas such as Deià and Pla de Mallorca have already imposed rationing and scheduled shutoffs.