Following reports of unlicensed cryotherapy services in the Federal Maritime Terrestrial Zone, local authorities have urged the responsible parties to cease operations and remove their equipment from the beach. The group, originally from Argentina, were found to be operating a profit-making business without the necessary permits.
Irving Rafael Lili Madrigal, the director of the area, stated that routine checks are carried out to ensure compliance with local regulations. He warned that if the group were to repeat their actions, law enforcement would be called upon to confiscate their equipment.
Madrigal also noted that there have been no prior instances of repeat offenders providing cryotherapy services in the area. However, he assured that regular checks will continue to maintain the integrity of the beach and the safety of its visitors.
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