No war devices, after two weeks the bans on access to the beach and the sea are lifted. The waters of Sa Marigosa, in the marina of San Vero Milis, are safe and accessible again.
On August 2nd, a citizen who was walking in those parts reported to the coast guard the presence of an explosive device on the beach. At least that's what it seemed like initially. The Navy's Demining and Defense Unit against dangerous means immediately intervened. While waiting for the police to check, an ordinance immediately issued prohibitions in that stretch of sea: bathing, navigation, anchoring and stopping with any vessel, but also diving with any technique, fishing, in addition to transit and stopping in the area on land.
After several checks, however, the material found was a ferrous object and not an unexploded bomb. It was located about ten meters from the shoreline, lying on a seabed of about two meters.
The object was removed and disposed of, however, and all restrictions were lifted.
