The regional health ministry has updated the numbers of coronavirus cases per municipality for the first time since last Wednesday (December 30). The figures released on Monday indicate increases in 41 of the 53 municipalities in Mallorca. There are decreases in eight and no changes in four.
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@James, I wonder if you would say the same if your nearest and dearest were infected and there was no bed in hospitals available due to exploding numbers? Yes I agree this could be managed better and with more planning, injecting more cash into businesses which have suffered and compensate them, help those in need, be smart with money, speed up vaccination, BUT , to just say the collateral damages are high therefore forget it, IS NOT AN OPTION
You are not doing enough to get the numbers down full lockdown is the only way to do it
When will they realise the only way out of this nightmare is to focus all efforts on the vaccination program. Accept help from the army, from private health care companies and from volunteers (see earlier article). We are in this together. I for one would be happy to help. I’m sure others would also. The time to act is now. We can’t ignore these rates of infection, deaths and destruction of peoples livelihoods.
Is anybody else bored of all this nonsense now. If people really still believe there's a Pandemic going on they really need to wake up and do some research. There is more suffering and death from the collateral damage. Why can't alot of people see this.
Yawn.....if you saw the queues for Festival Park, Fan, Alcampo, Carrefour etc today, no wonder. Take idiot decisions (like closing the biggest shopping centres), get idiot results. Thanks Armengol and cronies, for yet another super bad decision. It is not the people who make bad decisions, it is this government.
The vaccination programme needs serious ramping up. The near silence on what’s happening with its roll out is very concerning.
..... and squeezing the same shoppers into fewer opening hours will make rhings better???
How about adding Can Pastilla as a seperate number as it is way outside of Palma.