Palma30/05/2020 12:21
The Spanish government put us into lockdown in a matter of hours and despite the many hardships we have suffered over the last two months it proved to be the right decision.
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Jimbo. Your concerns, while understandable, seem to pessimistically imbue the current virus with a zero chance of survival, when it is actually about 197%. However, rather than 'making a quick buck' ; Take care of your economy, even lowly tourists. Recession has a mortality rate much greater than Covid19. As the man said on his death-bed, when asked did he renounce the Devil and all his works, replied 'Now's not the time to be making enemies' !
Your comments portrayed Jason, I am sure will not be accepted by all. The point in case is that I have noticed since entering phase 2 there appears to be a general opinion that it is now safe and that whilst infection appears to be easing the needs of safety still need to be stressed to the public. Personally I have experienced very few people observing social distancing in the streets, children are playing together and the distinct lack of mask wearers is frightening. Masks I find are uncomfortable to wear in the heat, but without people observing the safety rules in my opinion this will come back and bite us in big way. Equally whilst we are an island that survives from tourism, do we really want to potentially speed up infection by allowing people from highly infected areas and countries just to make a quick buck? Hopefully sense will prevail.
Why mask now and no befor ?