Tourists visiting Majorca have been urged to exercise extreme caution after local police issued an urgent warning about dangerous cocktails being served in popular nightlife spots.
The alert comes following multiple reports of visitors falling seriously ill after consuming drinks that were allegedly spiked with unknown substances. Authorities have confirmed they're investigating several cases where victims required hospital treatment.
What's Happening in Majorca?
According to police reports, the incidents appear concentrated in the island's busiest tourist areas, particularly in Palma and Magaluf. Officers have increased patrols in these locations and are working with bar owners to identify potential suspects.
How to Protect Yourself
Police recommend these safety measures:
- Never leave your drink unattended
- Only accept beverages directly from bartenders
- Avoid drinks offered by strangers
- Stick to sealed bottles when possible
- Travel in groups and look out for each other
Tourist Reaction
Many holidaymakers have expressed shock at the warning. "We came here to relax, not to worry about being drugged," said one British tourist who asked not to be named. Local business owners are concerned the alert might deter visitors during peak season.
The Spanish National Police have set up a special hotline for victims or witnesses to report incidents anonymously.
