At a meeting with the Council of Minorca and Minorca's mayors on Monday, President Armengol said that she was "in favour of regions having all the tools at their disposal to manage the crisis". "If we had the option of bringing the curfew forward, we would do so."
Armengol in favour of earlier curfew in the Balearics
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I WANT TO BE WELL-TREATED IN A HOSPITAL IF I GET ILL, so the govs are responsible of restraining concentration of people in bars, restaurants, gyms, you name it. So, curfew is a good measure to get it.
Or we could never go out at all and see the rate drop by 100% ..... or didn't that already fail once before ? The UK has already vaccinated the same number of people who live on this Island several times over and that is where the efforts should now be. Cramming more and more people into smaller shops is total madness.
Research in France, where the curfew is from 6pm to 6am, it does show a drop in the infection rate of 47%. On the other hand, it does mean the population of Mallorca needs to do their shopping in less time.