Around eight tonnes were collected from the shore between the eastern resort of Nerja and Velez-Malaga just east of Malaga and another three tonnes between Torremolinos and Mijas. The situation was getting back to normal yesterday after a wipe-out weekend described as one of the worst since 2012. The jellyfish have been identified as mauve stingers, whose stings are said to produce a burning sensation, intense pain, inflammation and red rashes.

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