BROKEN glass, dirty toilets and dangerous sanitary conditions are just three of the reasons swimming pools in Benagalbon and Rincon de la Victoria have come under fire.
The department for sport in Malaga has denounced the ‘unacceptable’ state in which the pools are currently in.
Both facilities were set to open on June 15 but Rincon’s new mayor Encarnacion Anaya has postponed the unveiling and criticised the previous government for ‘abandoning’ the work.
“The damages and the state of the water means we are forced to postpone the opening,” he said.
“Both pools are unfit for bathing. We were as surprised as anyone when we discovered the sorry state that had been abandoned by the previous government.”
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