The Indian Covid variant is 50% more infectious than the UK strain and cases are multiplying so fast that the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies, or SAGE is warning that it could cause thousands of deaths by summer.
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Should Mallorca be acting now to protect against the Indian Covid Variant?
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YES..they should ACT NOW....they shoudl'nt get COMPLACENT...!!! and thats ALL the Baleric Islands NOT jus in Mallorca....
I think it would be a good idea to protect Majorca as no one else will do it. Spain’s government did not ensure Majorca’s vaccine supply now welcoming all comers to the island as the India so called variant ramps away. The U.K. is concerned over this variant due to its ability to infect, the likelihood of major infection is unlikely due to U.K.s high rates of vaccination. Majorca and most of Europe have not got that buffer. The U.K. has identified the variant in the U.K. due to our high level of screening the variant will be in Europe to but not yet identified. The out break in U.K. is prevalent in areas with population with sub continent links and after Ramadan this was alway going to happen.