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Stricter restrictions are likely to be introduced again on Mallorca.
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In Mallorca, the corona numbers are rising sharply again. Now stricter measures are likely to be taken again. There are sometimes drastic penalties for violations.
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From red / dpa
07/19/2021 – 10:28 pm
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Palma – In view of the sharp rise in corona numbers, stricter restrictions are expected to be imposed again on the popular holiday island of Mallorca. In order to combat parties and drinking bouts, especially young people, in the open air, beaches and parks are to be closed from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. in the future. The judiciary still has to approve the plans, as the “Mallorca Zeitung” reported on Monday evening.
Participants of such parties are threatened with hefty fines of 1000 euros in the future. If a party guest violates a quarantine by participating, the fine should increase to 2000 euros. If the participant tested positive for Corona, even 5000 euros are due. The organizers of illegal parties face fines of up to 100,000 euros.
Recommendation for masks outdoors
Restaurants will also have to close a little earlier in the future, namely at 1 a.m. instead of 2 a.m. A maximum of four people are allowed to sit at a table inside restaurants and eight outside. According to the newspaper, only people who live in the same household are allowed to meet between 1 a.m. and 6 a.m. Hotel or finca guests who have checked in together should be considered one household.
The regional government waived the actually planned reintroduction of the mask requirement, which was abolished just under a month ago, after talks with entrepreneurs and trade unions, as the newspaper reported. However, it is strongly advised to voluntarily wear mouth and nose protection. If a minimum distance of 1.5 meters from strangers cannot be maintained, the mask is again mandatory outdoors, in all indoor public spaces and in buses and trains anyway.
The corona numbers have risen sharply in the Balearic Islands, which in addition to Mallorca also include the islands of Menorca, Ibiza and Formentera, as in all of Spain. According to information from Monday evening, the seven-day incidence in the Balearic Islands climbed to 310, for the whole of Spain it was 323. In particular, many young people are currently infected with Sars-CoV-2.
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