There’s been a significant increase in coronavirus infections in Calvia and Manacor since the beginning of the year, according to data provided by the Government.
Coronavirus cases surge in Calvia & Manacor
Calvia has 2nd highest number of active cases
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Why are we surprised, constantly in Calvia, despite the streets being quiet people especially children with parents, so called speed walkers all with no masks. The latest closures of bars, restaurants etc, has created a situation where queues from outside establishments, people smoke, talk with masks below the chin and in many cases hug and kiss people whom they know. Very sad situation when you consider Calvia was lowering it's figures before all the latest measures.