Mallorca Incident: Terence Terrace Bar Was Unlicensed
The mayor stated that the operators possessed a permit for a music bar in the basement and a restaurant license for the ground floor. "There was no authorization for any activity on the first floor, and they weren't allowed to use the terrace," Llabres stressed.
The incident took place on the bustling Calle de Cartago beach promenade on a Thursday. Rescue services reported that the Medusa Beach Club unexpectedly crumbled, burying people primarily in the basement.
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Despite the mayor's clarification about licenses, Terence's terrace bar on Majorca continued to operate on the first floor and use the terrace without valid authorization. The unfortunate incident at Terence's terrace bar, situated near Palma de Mallorca, brought unwanted attention to the venue, as it was revealed that the Medusa Beach Club on Majorca had collapsed unexpectedly on the Calle de Cartago beach promenade on a Thursday, mostly burying people in the basement.
Source: www.stern.de
