The Palma XXI association is warning of the "enormous risk" that mega-cruise ships pose for public health because of Covid. With 54 people who were positive having been taken off a ship in Palma on Thursday, the pressure group says that, in addition to the serious environmental, social and public health impacts which already questioned cruise tourism, Covid has made it imperative "to take sensible decisions and stop this type of tourism".
Pressure group calls for halt to cruise ships because of Covid
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The Cruise Companys are almost giving Cabins away because they are not selling. People do not want to go on these "Bug Boats". Why are these infected passengers being offloaded on Mallorca? The Hospitals are full.
Venice has traveled this road. Infection, pollution, low value tourists. They banned these mega polluters. Cruise ships are a thing of the past in Venice. It works. Palma take note.
i agree...STOP these Crusies NOW....