T HE Balearic government must be thinking what went wrong. Just three weeks ago the local government were celebrating. There were just a handful of new coronavirus cases, the Balearics was the only place in Spain which was on Britain´s travel Green List and it appeared that we would have a holiday season after all.
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The days of “freedom” which we have been enjoying appear to be numbered
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What a pity this has happened but to some extent I am afraid it is inevitable. As soon as restrictions are lifted people and not just youngsters throw all caution to the wind, Yes youth are probably the main culprits but society as a whole play their part. Keeping everything locked down will do no good either because as soon as the lockdowns open up cases will rise. Vaccinations do not stop people getting or testing positive for covid but only makes the condition less extreme when they do get it. Covid will be around for many year yet so we all have to live with it, get everyone vaccinated asap and make life a little easier is the only logical solution. Each country must push for this and try and establish some kind of order.