The city councils of Campos and Ses Salines have alerted the population that the water from their public networks is not suitable for human consumption due to the high levels of sodium it contains. The councils have recommended not using it for drinking or cooking, although it can still be used for personal hygiene and household cleaning.

The Ses Salines City Council will seek a legal formula to cover the costs of relocating the exhumed remains from the niches between numbers 49 and 198, an area at risk of collapse. Mayor Guillem Mas told ARA Baleares that this possibility will be discussed with the City Council's technical services, "and if they say it can be done," they will cover the costs, which are currently being paid by the families of the deceased.

The niches next to the chapel in the Ses Salines cemetery, specifically those from numbers 49 to 198, must be emptied because they are at risk of collapse, sources from the Salines Town Council explained to ARA Baleares. The area is currently shored up, but work cannot begin until all the remains in these niches have been exhumed.

The Formentera Island Council has closed an establishment located in the Natural Park until the safety deficiencies detected are corrected, in addition to the sealing of the music installation.