From typicallyspanish.com
It's feared that record numbers will arrive on the coasts of Spain this summer
The first jellyfish of the summer have been detected in Javea.
Red cross lifesavers yesterday attended to 62 bathers who had been stung on the Arenal beach, and decided finally to fly the red flag at 4,30pm.
The lifesavers then went out on a boat and managed to catch many more of the jellyfish.
Last year the jellyfish did not arrive until the start of the month of August and there are fears and forecasts that their numbers will be far higher this summer.
See also: Turtles being used to hunt down jellyfish in Málaga
and: Why are we being invaded by jellyfish?
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