Although the Balearic Islands are now all but cut off by air and by sea, the supply of goods will not be affected. The Balearic Ports Authority stresses that activity at the five state ports - Palma, Alcudia, Mahon, Ibiza and La Savina - will be continuing in order to guarantee supplies. Trucks with goods from the mainland are therefore continuing to arrive. Minimum essential services are in place for port police and for personnel who need to keep port operations going.
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Supplies guaranteed for the Balearics
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Thank goodness supplies are on their way. To replenish the foods that were grabbed during the Panic Buying period. It means that those goods will be replaced , and the suppliers will make good sales.