Overview
- Municipalities in Galicia and parts of the Region of Murcia have published official bandos that set technical rules for bonfires, including minimum distances, size limits, prior notification and specific banned materials ahead of the June 23 San Juan night.
- A Coruña has activated a roughly 1,000‑person security and rescue operation that will unload six trailers of firewood from the early hours of June 23, distribute 120 tonnes of wood that evening, ban bathing from 22:00 to 09:00, and start beach cleaning with more than 300 staff at 06:00 on June 24.
- Some towns have added new surveillance tools, with Nigrán deploying a drone that municipal officials say can detect, identify and locate possible offenders in real time to support police and Protección Civil.
- Municipal orders stress strict enforcement: burning plastics, tyres, lacquered wood, foam and liquid fuels is prohibited, inspections will review authorised bonfires, and fines range from about €100–€3,000 for minor offences up to €200,000 for serious violations.
- Coastal Murcia towns including San Javier, Los Alcázares and Águilas have published organised programs for the night of June 23 with municipal bonfires, markets, concerts and family activities so residents face rules on permitted materials, access and safety protections during the events.