The Balearic Minister for Health and Consumer Affairs, Patricia Gómez, has stressed that "it seems advisable" to continue wearing masks in crowds after 20 April, when the use of masks will no longer be compulsory indoors. At a press conference today, Gómez pointed out that when it comes to the wearing of masks "there is a part of self-responsibility and self-control" of the population.
Balearic minister recommends continuing to wear masks in crowds
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What I love about the comments feature on the MDB is the stupid stuff some people come out with. It’s so entertaining. Hopefully the new format of the MDB will not lose this great feature, no matter how crazy the contributors are!
It spreads easily, particularly omicron. Vaccination only minimises the severity. But since it was made up by socialists to punish innocent Brits, no worries. Enjoy your holiday.
Stefan, I agree, but I bet you, you will still see a lot of Spanish wearing masks. They are just scared of "the virus". Same for black dogs, walking under ladders, the sea and many other things. It is just in their genes.
No way José, never ever.....