Balearic health minister Patricia Gómez said on Wednesday that internal mobility within the Balearics is less safe than the arrival of tourists.
Internal mobility less safe than arrival of tourists
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I think that's a very fair point,but am I missing something? It occurs to me that as well as people here going to different municipals and mixing with family or friends, German tourists who are coming here,do that also. Are cases worse here or Germany? Obviously it's there,and cases are rising. We all have constrictions at the moment,and cases here are low. So bringing tourists here with higher cases seems not as safe to me.
Does the gov really think tourists wont mix , interact and socialise !? Just sit in their hotel rooms . A lot of wishful thinking here ! So people here after months of lock downs are more dangerous than hundreds of thousands of tourists coming from countries with much higher covid levels currently .