Free Anti-Spiking Bracelets for San Pedro Alcántara Fair
Marbella Town Hall will distribute 2,500 free bracelets designed to detect substances used in chemical submission at the San Pedro Alcántara Fair
Residents and visitors attending the upcoming San Pedro Alcántara Fair will have access to a new safety measure aimed at preventing chemical submission. Marbella Town Hall is introducing free substance-detecting bracelets as part of its ongoing efforts to ensure a safe environment at local events.
Marbella Town Hall will distribute 2,500 of these bracelets during the Feria y Fiestas de San Pedro Alcántara. The fair is scheduled to take place from 13 to 19 October at the La Caridad fairgrounds.
Councillor for Equality, Isabel Cintado, presented the initiative on 9 October. This marks the first time such a measure has been implemented in the municipality.
The project is a collaboration with the Official College of Physicians of Málaga. The devices will be available free of charge at the Punto Violeta. These bracelets serve as an additional prevention tool, forming part of the municipal campaign against gender violence.
Written with AI assistance from the original announcement by Estepona Town Hall. Facts are taken from the source; nothing has been added.
